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Analysis of the Present Situation, Growth Trend and Potential Problems of Concert Economy
- 1 Guangdong Overseas Chinese High School, Baiyun, Guangdong, China
- 2 Guangdong Overseas Chinese High School, Baiyun, Guangdong, China
- 3 Guangdong Overseas Chinese High School, Baiyun, Guangdong, China
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Abstract
The economic background of concerts can be summarized as follows: During the economic downturn, concerts have become an important consumption mode, driving the development of related industries, and also reflecting the new trend of experiential consumption among young people. The study of concert economy involves many fields, including music industry, marketing, economics, sociology and so on. The purpose of this paper is to elaborate a systematic research method of concert economy, and to deeply explore the operation rules and influencing factors of concert economy through scientific methods and means, so as to provide theoretical support and practical guidance for the sustainable development of the music industry. High-quality performances and diverse choices: The performance itself should pay attention to cultural attributes, and the supply side should continue to produce high-quality literary and artistic works. At the same time, the sustained prosperity of a city's performance market needs to rely on the support of normal performances of different categories, and only by constantly innovating and creating high-quality works can the vitality of the market be maintained. To sum up, the concert economy not only brings direct and indirect economic benefits to the city but also promotes the integration of culture and tourism and the diversified development of the consumer market. In the future, with the normalization and rationalization of market trends and the in-depth excavation of urban cultural core, the concert economy is expected to continue to maintain a steady development trend and inject new vitality into urban development.
Keywords
Market size, Audience demand, City image, Cultural value, Ticketing problem
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Chen,J.;Mai,X.;Zhou,Y. (2025). Analysis of the Present Situation, Growth Trend and Potential Problems of Concert Economy. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,158,61-67.
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