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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-70620-2r luxury goods in Japan, and the responses and behaviour of Japanese consumers since the 1980s. Finally, we use a quantitative approach to analyse the economic impact on the Japanese luxury market with data on luxury goods sales and disposable income from the ‘Family Income and Expenditure Survey’.

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Andrea T. Da Poian,Miguel A. R. B. Castanhoeously, new hotels were built and old ones were refurbished on the terms of types of accommodation, styles, and so on. The aim of this chapter is to question these transformations. Is it necessary to frame a new definition of luxury hotels to understand this supposed transformation? If so, what change has taken place since the 1980s?

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Christian Dior-New York: French Fashion in the Luxury US MarketNew York as a fashion capital. New York is the city where most personal luxury goods are sold in the world, with a sum of 27 billion euros sold in 2015. The USA has become in recent years the largest luxury market in the world, and is still ahead of the Asian countries (D’Arpizio et al. ., pp. 2, 9–10, 11).

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Pierre-Yves Donzé,Rika FujiokaOffers a readable and global account of the luxury industry.Untangles diverse logics of globalization as they impact our everyday lives.Brings together a multidisciplinary and global team of scholars