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Research Methodology
To explore the socio-economic impacts of music events in Lagos, a quantitative research design will be deployed, which involves the collection and analysis of numerical data (Creswell, 2018). This approach was adopted due to its ability to provide a structured and objective assessment of the relationship between music events and their perceived socio-economic impacts. The choice of quantitative research is also guided by the need to obtain a clear understanding of the economic contributions of music events through the use of specific tools that will be used for analyzing the data. Below is a Ghannt chart for the proposed research





Research philosophy and approach:The research philosophy underpinning this study subscribes to pragmatism, acknowledging that both objective and subjective realities influence the socio-economic impacts of music events and the experiences of various stakeholders (Saunders et al., 2019). Consequently, the researcher adopts an abductive approach, moving back and forth between empirical data and theoretical insights to generate a more profound understanding of the subject (Nunkoo, 2018).

Sampling: The targeted population for this research includes event organizers, local venue owners, musicians, policymakers, and local community members in Lagos. This research will use a probability sampling technique to select participants who have knowledge or experience with music events in Lagos (Flick, 2018). A sample of not less than 500 respondents will be targeted for the survey, and these will be randomly selected from social media and professional networks.

Data collection: Primary data will be collected using an online survey, administered to event organizers, venue owners, musicians, policymakers, and members of the general public in Lagos. The survey will comprise closed-ended questions to assess participants’ perceptions of the economic, social, and cultural impacts of music events in Lagos. Data will be collected using Google forms and will be analyzed using Excel. Secondary data will also be collected from various sources, such as government reports, industry statistics, and event evaluations, to complement and triangulate the primary data (Saunders et al., 2019).

Data analysis: The quantitative data from the surveys will be analyzed using descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, and multiple regression analysis to draw relationships between music events and their perceived socio-economic impacts (Field, 2013). Data analysis tools such as SPSS and Excel would be employed in analyzing the data.