The Music Economy: Entering a Post-industrial Era

In this article we will consider how much music economy will enter post industrial countries. I emphasize the definition of post industrialism first and show how it affects today's musicians; therefore, how this affects personal and professional development in my music industry Indicates whether to do. I will focus on the interesting elements such as the definition of various interpretations of the times, the position of the creative industry in the post industrial society, and my own professional development, goals, and education.

We have shifted from economies of scale (industrial revolution: from machine to manual work) to repeated economies (assembly lines and robotics). We are entering a new scale era with higher levels of production and complexity. This is due to the need for new technology, the accelerated product lifecycle, and familiarity with consumer expectations. Manual 0 and HRL (Personnel Preparation Level) are the main focus of development of new manufacturing industry. I have seen how robots and computers can help accelerate and expand. And through this process we gain a deep understanding of how to maximize human capital and people's value. There is also a new understanding of people's value and satisfaction and dissatisfaction with employment.

Northern England in the 1970s and 1980s was in the era of rapid industrial decline. A changing economy always creates winners and losers, and the industrial system is deeply rooted in communities that are completely dependent on the wealth they produce. This is the reality that began when Chris Kilipas visited the coastal mining town in North Yorkshire in 1973. Pictures taken by him over the next 10 years will be closely related to the impact of Thatcherism. But Chris Killip and Making of in Flag Rante are open to the Los Angeles Getty Center and he is more interested in feeling "sublimation in everyday life" rather than recording neo-liberalism I insisted. That influence His mysterious title and ambiguous focus have little specific answer.