Abstract
The job training schemes have been and still are important for the supply of labour to cultural institutions in Denmark. Particularly the young and experimental cultural manifestations are depending on labour market subsidies for their development and survival. Discusses the clashes, cultural, labour market and industrial policies, each representing particular objectives which cannot easily be co‐ordinated.
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