Singers in the Marketplace: The Economics of the Singing Profession

This is a study of the economics of the singing profession in Britain, particularly in relation to the training of "classical" singers, performers, and teachers. The book analyzes the complexities of the labor market for singers, and answers questions about how it works. Written by an economist, this book asks and answers questions such as: How do singers train? what employment is available? and how much do singers earn?Towse, Ruth is the author of 'Singers in the Marketplace: The Economics of the Singing Profession', published 1993 under ISBN 9780198163473 and ISBN 0198163479.