Question

question 9 which details are emphasized in “challenges in museum funding” but not in “museums: worth the price of admission?” select two correct options. a. the ways museums spend money to attract new visitors b. the importance of admission fees to a museums budget c. external sources of revenue for museums d. the low cost of museum admission e. the number of exhibits a museum can offer museums nationwide are in the midst of a budgetary crisis. in the past several decades, charitable giving to museums has decreased as multiple recessions have encouraged more austere spending practices. government grants, largely from local and state agencies, currently contribute 15 percent less to a museums income than they did thirty years ago, and that trend is continuing downward. with public and private financing of museums in decline, it is important for museums to carefully manage their budgets in order to remain open to the public.

Explanation:

In "Challenges in Museum Funding", it discusses how museums spend to attract new visitors (e.g., in the context of budget - management needs) and external revenue sources like government grants and charitable giving. These are not emphasized in "Museums: Worth the Price of Admission?". The importance of admission fees, low - cost admission, and number of exhibits are not the main focuses in "Challenges in Museum Funding" compared to the two selected aspects.

Answer:

A. the ways museums spend money to attract new visitors
C. external sources of revenue for museums