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This study explores the relationship between international music demand and consumer
preferences in the music streaming era. An updated distance measure between countries to
account for their music flow is proposed, considering the impact of digitization. The analysis
shows that while traditional distance measures such as geographical proximity and shared
language remain essential, cultural, and social distance are also significant. A composite
measure is suggested to be more appropriate for accounting for consumer preferences in music
streaming. The study provides insights into how the rise of digital music streaming has changed
the pattern of international music demand.
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Music streaming International music demand Consumer preferences Spotify Bilateral music flow Gravity model
