Luxury goods
Luxury goods
Good for which demand increases more than what is proportional as income rises.
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Foie gras
French culinary dish.
8.4%
LVMH
French multinational luxury goods conglomerate.
4.7%
Necessity good
Products bought regardless of income.
3.6%
Veblen good
Luxury good for which the demand increases as the price increases.
3.6%
Kering
French multinational corporation.
3.3%
Richemont
Swiss luxury goods company.
3.3%
Status symbol
Object that denotes one's social position.
2.9%
Affordable affluence
Use of high-end goods as status symbols.
2.7%
Goods
Things or services that satisfy human wants.
2.6%
Louis Vuitton
French international fashion house.
2.6%
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Haute couture
Creation of exclusive, custom-fitted clothing.
5.9%
LVMH
French multinational luxury goods conglomerate.
5.4%
Nordstrom
American luxury department store chain.
4.6%
Bernard Arnault
French businessman (born 1949).
3.9%
Bloomingdale's
American luxury department store chain.
3.3%
Hermès
French luxury goods manufacturer.
2.8%
Neiman Marcus
American department store chain.
2.5%
Saks Fifth Avenue
American international department store chain.
2.5%
Sturgeon
Ray-finned fish.
2.4%
Dior
French multinational luxury goods company.
2.4%