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000042013 1001_ $$aPeitz, Martin
000042013 1001_ $$aWaelbroeck, Patrick
000042013 24503 $$aThe Effect of Internet Piracy on Cd Sales :$$bCross-Section Evidence
000042013 264_1 $$a[Münich, Germany] :$$bCESifo Group,$$c2004.
000042013 300__ $$a25 pages
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000042013 520__ $$aWe analyze the role of music downloading on the current downturn in CD sales. We provide 2000-2001 cross-country evidence in support of the claim of losses due to internet piracy made by the music industry. For the U.S. we also assess the potential loss from internet piracy using detailed survey data. We conclude the empirical analysis by forecasting CD sales for 2002. The results suggest that internet piracy played a significant role in the decline in CD sales in 2001, but can hardly account for the subsequent drop in 2002.
000042013 525__ $$aPublished in : CESifo Working Paper Series, no. 1122
000042013 650_0 $$aPiracy
000042013 650_0 $$aMusic
000042013 650_0 $$aPeer-to-peer
000042013 650_0 $$aSurvey data
000042013 650_0 $$aCross-country regressions
000042013 85641 $$uhttps://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=511763$$yView this resource
000042013 904__ $$aJournal article
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