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How Duty-Free Shops and Department Stores Expanded the Luxury Market in South Korea, 1980–2010lishment of subsidiaries in South Korea. Third, we examine the current situation, which demonstrates a variety of sales channels and changing consumer trends, and look at signs of the democratisation of luxury in South Korea.

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Italian Luxury Goods Industry on the Move: SMEs and Global Value Chainsional features of the Italian luxury goods industry, in order to explain how the Italian firms adapted to the new globalization and to understand whether the Italian model is still competitive at the beginning of the twenty-first century.

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