The political economy of gender disparity in musical markets

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The Role and functioning of women within the music industry is examined from a broadly economic perspective, which starts from standard notions of biological differences and theories of discrimination. It is observed that well-known females in jazz are expected to become singers than composers or instrumentalists.

Personnel administration, Entertainers & entertainment groups, Analysis, Human resource management, Music industry, Sex discrimination, Company personnel management, Employment discrimination

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The concept of routines: some clarifications

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A study on the organizational routine is presented and methods for improving it are suggested. It is concluded that in order to be effective, the terminology in routines must be clearly defined. The problems in understanding routines are also identified and the areas that need to further analysis are highlighted.

Management dynamics, Methods, Management, Scheduling (Management), Company business management, Organization

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