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Luxury Consumption in Emerging Markets

2011
The global luxury market, with its huge and widespread appeal and unparalleled glamor, increasingly captivates the attention of academicians and retail business analysts. Even though its relatively flexible boundaries make it difficult to evaluate separately from general consumer market shifts, the luxury goods market is experiencing spectacular ...
Melika Husić-Mehmedović, Nikolai Ostapenko, Muris Cicic   +2 more
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Luxury Consumption and Digital Marketing

2020
This chapter focuses on the potential impact that the type of luxury tourism consumption may have on digital communication strategies of luxury hotels. Through a qualitative approach, the present study investigates how “internalized” (i.e., driven by individual style) versus “externalized” (i.e., driven by status symbols) luxury tourists' motivations ...
Amatulli C., Pino G., Del Vecchio P., Pignatelli S.   +3 more
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Investigating brand visibility in luxury consumption

Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 2019
Abstract In this research, we propose a theoretical framework integrating functional theories of attitudes and consumer motivations in the context of luxury consumption. As such, this research offers a unique perspective into the investigation of brand visibility in luxury consumption.
Shao, W, Grace, D, Ross, M
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Motivations Behind Secondhand Luxury Consumption

This chapter identifies and categorizes the motivations behind young consumers' purchases of secondhand luxury (SHL) products and examines gender differences within the context of a developing, collectivistic country. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with twelve young consumers aged between 21 and 32.
Tugba Orten Tugrul, Mevsim Günay, Buse Gök   +2 more
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Luxury Service Consumption

2023
Jonas Holmqvist, Jochen Wirtz, Martin P. Fritze   +2 more
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Luxury and Consumption

Abstract Scholars identify the mid-eighteenth century as the turning point in the “consumer revolution” that transformed engagement with, marketing of, and behavior regarding consumer goods while triggering equally major sociocultural, economic, and political changes.
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Chinese Outbound Tourists’ Luxury Consumption

2016
As China’s outbound tourism continues to grow, Chinese travelers are now the top source of tourism cash in the world according, to a recent report by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO). Mafengwo.cn (2014), a leading travel social media Website in China, reports that Hong Kong, Macau, Korea, Thailand, and the United States were the
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Luxury and War: Reconsidering Luxury Consumption in Seventeenth-Century England

Albion, 2002
Since the horrific bombings of the World Trade Center and the Pentagon and the declaration of war against terrorism, policy makers have repeatedly urged us to spend. The Federal Reserve cut interest rates to encourage home sales and purchase of “big-ticket” items. New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani suggests that we travel, go shopping, seek entertainment,
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Luxury Consumption in Brics: Rationale Behind ‘Irrational’ Consumption Patterns

2015
Countries with transitional economies represent a large and growing share of the world population, production and wealth. Brazil, Russia, India, and China (BRIC) alone have a combined GDP of approximately twelve trillion dollars (O’Neill, 2011). With the recent addition of South Africa, the expanded block, BRICS, represents the largest growing market ...
Gregory Kivenzor, Karen Spohn
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Unpacking counterfeit luxury consumption

Restrictions: Thesis is embargoed indefinitely.Submission note: A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy to the Department of Marketing and Tourism and Hospitality, La Trobe Business School, Faculty of Business, Economics and Law, La Trobe University, Bundoora.
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