SurveyHarmonies

Survey harmonization is a powerful research tool to increase the usability of questionnaire-based empirical research. When the same questions are asked from similarly selected German and French people, music audiences and musicians, then we can make meaningful comparisons between the public opinions of the two countries, or the different perceptions of fans and makers of music. And if we repeat this procedure time after time, we can see if opinion is shifting more in Germany or France, or the living conditions of musicians are catching up with the rest of the country population.

In the [Central & Eastern European Music Industry Report 2020](https://music.dataobservatory.eu/publication/ceereport_2020/) as a case-study on [evidence-based policymaking](https://music.dataobservatory.eu/post/2020-01-30-ceereport/) we compared how musicians and their audiences live in several countries.
In the Central & Eastern European Music Industry Report 2020 as a case-study on evidence-based policymaking we compared how musicians and their audiences live in several countries.
Daniel Antal
Daniel Antal
Data Scientist & Founder of the Digital Music Observatory

My research interests include reproducible social science, economics and finance.