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The Lincoln and other theaters are suffering from a Trickle-Up Effect of reduced earned revenue.
Robert Bettmann: D.C.'s Historic Lincoln Theater and the Trickle-Up Effect Robert Bettmann 2011
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With less arts money available in general, smaller non-profits rent fewer nights in theater venues, resulting in a Trickle-Up Effect of contraction from the smaller non-profits to the larger ones, impacting the sustainability of theaters.
Robert Bettmann: D.C.'s Historic Lincoln Theater and the Trickle-Up Effect Robert Bettmann 2011
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The Lincoln and other theaters are suffering from a Trickle-Up Effect of reduced earned revenue.
Robert Bettmann: D.C.'s Historic Lincoln Theater and the Trickle-Up Effect Robert Bettmann 2011
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The Lincoln and other theaters are suffering from a Trickle-Up Effect of reduced earned revenue.
Robert Bettmann: D.C.'s Historic Lincoln Theater and the Trickle-Up Effect Robert Bettmann 2011
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With less arts money available in general, smaller non-profits rent fewer nights in theater venues, resulting in a Trickle-Up Effect of contraction from the smaller non-profits to the larger ones, impacting the sustainability of theaters.
Robert Bettmann: D.C.'s Historic Lincoln Theater and the Trickle-Up Effect Robert Bettmann 2011
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With less arts money available in general, smaller non-profits rent fewer nights in theater venues, resulting in a Trickle-Up Effect of contraction from the smaller non-profits to the larger ones, impacting the sustainability of theaters.
Robert Bettmann: D.C.'s Historic Lincoln Theater and the Trickle-Up Effect Robert Bettmann 2011
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"Trickle-Up" economics create a much higher percentage of jobs than "Trickle-Down" ever has done!
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Trickle-Up is a Win-Win situation with ALL of the money staying in America (at least until it reaches the hands of the rich!)
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The Lincoln and other theaters are suffering from a Trickle-Up Effect of reduced earned revenue.
Robert Bettmann: D.C.'s Historic Lincoln Theater and the Trickle-Up Effect Robert Bettmann 2011
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With less arts money available in general, smaller non-profits rent fewer nights in theater venues, resulting in a Trickle-Up Effect of contraction from the smaller non-profits to the larger ones, impacting the sustainability of theaters.
Robert Bettmann: D.C.'s Historic Lincoln Theater and the Trickle-Up Effect Robert Bettmann 2011
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