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Mitt Chen
CULTURAL ASSET ECONOMICS


Why Some Cultural Assets Survive for Centuries - And Others Quietly Collapse?
A structural lens for understanding asset survivability across regime change. Durability is not popularity. If something is admired, expensive, scarce, or culturally celebrated, we assume it will last. History suggests otherwise. Entire asset classes once considered untouchable have become structurally irrelevant within a generation. At the same time, certain estates, brands, districts, and institutions have quietly persisted through wars, inheritance shocks, tax regimes, pol

Mitt Chen
Feb 264 min read
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