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Example #1: Royalty distribution before top 10% increases their streaming
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Deciles# of streams% of royalties
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1st1000.97%
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2nd1501.46%
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3rd2001.94%Mode200
<- the most comon number
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4th2001.94%Average1030
<- the "average" which determines the price per stream
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5th2502.43%Median275
<- The point at which half of the users are above and half are below
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6th3002.91%Revenue100
<- Total of all subscription fees
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7th5004.85%Royalty Per Stream0.0068
<- Royalty rate as calculated by the big pool method
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8th1,0009.71%
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9th2,00019.42%
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10th5,60054.37%
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TOTALS:10,300100.00%
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Example #2: Royalty distribution after the top 10% increases their streaming
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Deciles# of streams% of royalties
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1st1000.92%
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2nd1501.38%
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3rd2001.84%Mode200
<- the most comon number
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4th2001.84%Average1086
<- the "average" which determines the price per stream
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5th2502.30%Median275
<- The point at which half of the users are above and half are below
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6th3002.76%Revenue100
<- Total of all subscription fees
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7th5004.60%Royalty Per Stream0.0064
<- Royalty rate as calculated by the big pool method
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8th1,0009.21%
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9th2,00018.42%
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10th6,16056.72%
<- increased usage by 10%
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TOTALS:10,860100.00%
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NOTES:
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1. In both data sets 80% of users are "below average"
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2. In both data sets the top 10% of users with the highest streaming consumption control more than half of the royalties
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Example #3: Royalty distribution in subscriber share
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Deciles# of streams% of royalties
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1st10010.00%
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2nd15010.00%
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3rd20010.00%
GREEN = Their choices make more money under subscriber share
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4th20010.00%
RED = Their choices make less money under subscriber share
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5th25010.00%
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6th30010.00%
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7th50010.00%
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8th1,00010.00%
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9th2,00010.00%
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10th6,16010.00%
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TOTALS:10,860100.00%
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