The Costly-To-Fake Principle Indicates That

question 26

Multiple Choice

The costly-to-fake principle indicates that

• A) counterfeiting art objects is difficult.
• B) for a seller to have credibility,he must make fake statements.
• C) for a buyer to have credibility,he must offer a price that is difficult to fake.
• D) for information to be seen as credible,it must be costly to fake.
• E) being fake is a costly strategy.

Understand the significance of historical and cultural contexts in the development of art styles.

Analyze the role of art in reflecting and shaping societal values and attitudes.

Describe the impact of technological advancements on art.

Examine the influence of earlier art and artists on later works and movements.

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