Why do blockbuster movies like Avatar and End Game have there success measured in terms of money made instead of tickets sold, wouldn’t that make it easier to compare to older movies without accounting for today’s dollar vs a dollar 30 years ago?
In: Economics
In France, we do measure success by number of attendees rather than money made. In part because a lot of the film budgets are subsidised by public money so films are made and not necessarily considered as failures even if they lose money.
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