The graph below shows the three main pillars of music indust

The graph below shows the three main pillars of music industry revenue-recorded music, live music, and PRS revenues (royalty payments collected on behalf of performers when their music is played in public) over a five-year period. The categories of \"Live revenue\" and \"Recorded revenue\" are broken into subcategories so that, for any chunk of revenue-recorded music sales, for instance you can see how much goes to the artist and how much goes elsewhere. (In the case of recorded music, the lion\'s share of revenue goes to the record label; in the case of live performances, the promoter takes a percentage.) Hopefully, this analysis sheds some factual light on the claims and counter-claims that are sweeping across the music industry In the passage, the author claims that the cause of the dramatic increase in live revenues is: A. the falling recorded music revenues earned by record labels. B. the increased fees charged by promoters of live events. C. made very dear by the information in the graph. D. not a result of higher ticket prices, contrary to some claims. E. not a subject for discussion in this passage.

Solution

I cant see a graph in the question.

Based on information given in question, we find that

there is no discussion on the increase of live revenues

Option E