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This is way more interesting than party affiliation (which I bet is largely based on cultural affiliation, not policy preferences): "He says that people within
by nswanberg 13y ago
This is way more interesting than party affiliation (which I bet is largely based on cultural affiliation, not policy preferences): "He says that people within higher-income brackets have more eclectic musical tastes than others."
I can see that possibly being true but has anyone seen studies on this? Is the correlation between income and diverse music tastes very strong?
- GFK_of_xmaspast 13y agoThere are probably a metric shitload of confounding variables in between.
- bendoernberg 13y agoYou may enjoy the 1996 paper "Changing Highbrow Tastes: From Snob to Omnivore" http://www-personal.umich.edu/~lundyj/New%20College%20Class/Readings/Peterson%20and%20Kern_From%20Snob%20to%20Omnivore.pdf http://www-personal.umich.edu/~lundyj/New%20College%20Class/...