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The political economy of gender disparity in musical markets |
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S. Cameron |
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In: Cambridge journal of economics. 27(2003)6(nov.905-917) |
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Trefwoorden |
vrouwen, muziekindustrie, discriminatie, gender, tijdschriftartikelen (vorm) |
Samenvatting This paper examines the role and functioning of women within the music industry from a broadly economic perspective which starts from standard notions of biological differences and theories of discrimination. Disparities in employment as a musician and output as a composer are considered. It is clear that female representation deviates considerably from parity. While conscious discrimination at the point of trade seems not to be a large factor in this, unconscious discrimination in early musical capital investment sets in motion a chain of events which limit female performance in musical markets. |
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