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Personally, I go in waves of music purchases. But, the amount of time I spend on free music streaming sites has an enormous correlation to my music purchases. Not exactly P2P, but similar.
The question that is relevant is "if you take away p2p from people who also have been proven to buy music (while still using p2p services), does their buying trend go up or down?"
Thanks for sharing. There are some similar researches that show the same; one commissioned by the Canadian government even. Although reports of IFPI/RIAA quote research reports that show negative correlations of course.