Inflated art values

Huge amounts of disposable income in the USA, Europe and Japan have created a global art market where prices have reached obscene levels of tens of millions of dollars. New kind of buyers have appeared: speculators who buy, wait for prices to jump, then sell.

1. Prohibitive cost of goods and services
2. Excessive costs

1. Capitalist speculation

1. Commercialization of art

1. Bad taste

1. Valuing art treasures
2. Reducing art values
3. Making affordable art
4. Inflating art values
5. Creating art

1. Costliness
2. Overvaluation
3. Inflation
4. Prohibition