gig: Define a live concert

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

View source: R/gig.R

Description

There are two different modes to calculate the tariff for concerts. If you provide the exact gross revenue rained through the concert, that amount is used as the calculation basis. If not, the product of ticket price and number of guests will be used as an estimate.

Usage

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gig(gross = 0, guests = 0, admission = 0, musicians = TRUE,
  addIncome = FALSE, fee = 0, production = 0, charity = FALSE,
  rcs = FALSE, promoYoung = FALSE, lumpSumContract = 0,
  plusMedium = FALSE)

Arguments

gross

Numeric, the total gross receipts for the concert.

guests

Numeric, number of people attending the concert.

admission

Numeric, highest ticket price for the concert.

musicians

Logical, whether the music ist mostly perfomed by live musicians (in contrast to mostly by using physical recording media).

addIncome

Logical, whether you have additional income through advertising etc.

fee

Numeric, the amount of money payed to the artists, relevant if this is a concert for a strictly limited autience or public without any admission fee.

production

Numeric, the directly associated production costs, relevant if fee is relevant, too.

charity

Logical, whether the event is of non-profit/charitable character.

rcs

Logical, whether the event is of religious, cultural, or social character.

promoYoung

Logical, whether this event is only promoting young musicians.

lumpSumContract

Numeric, one of the following to declare it you have a yearly contract:

0

No yearly contract or not more than 15 events a year.

16

Yearly contract and at least 16 events a year.

31

Yearly contract and at least 31 events a year.

plusMedium

Logical, whether in addition to the live music there is also music from physical recording media (e.g., CDs) being played.

Value

An object of class GEMA.gig-class.

Examples

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myGig <- gig(guests=100, admission=5)

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