Expert opinion and compensation: evidence from a musical competition
By Victor Ginsburgh, J. van Ours. 2015
206 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Marketing, Sociology and Political Science
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Citations in the corpus
- Academic honors and performance (2014, background): “Glejser and Heyndels (2001) andGinsburgh and vanOurs (2003) study theQueen ElisabethMusic Contest, one of themost important international competitions in classicalmusic.”
- Awards as Compensation (2007, background): “Ginsburgh and van Ours (2003), Ginsburgh (2003), and Ginsburgh and Weyers (2005) discuss Academy Awards (Oscars) in film, the Booker Prize in literature and the Eurovision Song Contest.”
- The first shall be last: serial position effects in the case contestants evaluate each other (2010, unknown): “…synchronized swimming (Wilson, 1977), the Eurovision Song Contest (Haan et al., 2005, Bruine de Bruin, 2005), the Queen Elizabeth piano competition (Ginsburgh and van Ours, 2003, Glejser and Heyndels, 2001) or figure skating (Bruine de Bruin, 2006) have been employed to show that contestants who…”