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The Birth of Luxury in China and Trends since Imperial Times kept in the magnificence and exclusivity they had experienced in life after their regeneration. Of course, this service was only for the benefit of the elites, such as the pharaohs and their wives and families. Some of the Egyptian traditions are present in contemporary China in the culture and hab

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The Impact of Cultural Values and Habits on the Luxury Marketours or wider relationships in their social environment. According to traditional Chinese culture, decisions are not made for personal gain and acclaim but mainly for the common well-being. Furthermore, the Chinese are strictly regulated by protocol and rituals; as a result, it is better to “save fa

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One-, Two-, and Multiple-Segment Chinese Luxury Clients and the Rise of the Middle Classkonkwo, 2007). The luxury brand concept was initially related to the highest rank of exclusive brands, having embedded within them multiple types of physical and psychological meanings for their customers (Vigneron and Johnson, 2004; Wiedman et al., 2007). Luxury does not simply relate to an industr

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Digital Innovation and Its Key Role in Chinese Luxury Consumptionfrom China’s policy perspective, the government’s approach to the Internet is still problematic, as larger volumes of internet business applications would lead to a reorientation of the composition of jobs in the labour market in relation to increasing demand for “digitally savvy” workers. This woul

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Luxury Tourism: The New Shopping Perspectiveome to the growing refinement and globalization of certain segments of Chinese shoppers, and from fast urbanization and the consequent change in the demographic purchasing power of those in lower-tier cities to the new and massive outbound tourism wave. However, motivations to purchase, such as trav

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The Identity of International Luxury BrandstactLab’s Luxury Digital Behaviour Study contacted individuals between the ages of 25 and 54 living in Shanghai and New York. Of the 922 New Yorkers interviewed for the survey, 26 per cent were in the most upmarket area, Manhattan. Nineteen per cent of the 975 respondents from Shanghai lived in Shan

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Conclusioninternational decrease in spending on mass-consumption products, the Chinese market had significantly supported the globally positive results of the luxury industry. Other fast-growing economies, together with China, had contributed greatly to the profit of the luxury industry in terms of financial