Andreas Bergh is associate professor in Economics at Lund university and fellow at the Research Institute of Industrial Economics in Stockholm.

His research concerns the welfare state, institutions, development, globalization, trust and social norms.

He has published in journals such as European Economic Review, World Development, European Sociological Review and Public Choice. He is the author of 'Sweden and the revival of the capitalist welfare state" (Edward Elgar, 2014).

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Date14 jul 2011, kl 0:21 |

Här en intressant artikel om hur populärmusiken förändrats:

Another change that’s swept through the charts since 1980 is the steady disappearance of white men. In 1980, more than half the artists at No. 1 were white men; in 2010, the only white guy in the top spot was Eminem. Today’s pop world is female, African-American, and Latino, dance-pop and hip-hop and R&B. The audiences it’s usually associated with are female, African-American, Latin, gay, and young.

Snittålder för artisterna på förstaplats 1980 var 34 år. 2010 var den 26 år.

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Jag måste nog tillämpa Aftonbladet Kulturs förklaringsmodell och konstatera en utbredd diskriminering och förakt mot vita artister.
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