Economics and the architecture of popular music

Article Abstract:

A study focusing on the major regime changes in the music industry reveals that economic forces affect the characteristics of popular music and the competitive market strategy. The study utilized simple supply and demand equations to indicate the patterns in popular music over the sample period. Market structure, technological factors and the flow of demands are proven to cause an impact on musical characteristics. Results have shown that economics and music are closely related.

Entertainers & entertainment groups, Musical Artists & Producers, Musical Groups and Artists, Music industry, Popular music

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Good colleagues

Article Abstract:

The association with a group of able colleagues have scientific and economic value, and has undoubtedly contributed for academic promotion and pay raise. Some economic perspective to bear on the value of good colleagues, basically the provision of helpful commentary on working papers has been discussed.

United States, Government regulation, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Economists, Behavior, Licensing, certification and accreditation

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Why do black basketball players work more for less money?

Article Abstract:

A theory is presented as to why black basketball players outperform their white counterparts for less pay.

Research, Sports, African American basketball players, Wage price policy, Wage-price policy

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