The economics of conspicuous consumption: theory and thought since 1700

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The new consumer society John Rae and the passion of vanity a confusion of ideas the neoclassical view Thorstein Veblen and the gilded age the resistance to change demand reconsidered - external effects and the relative income hypothesis consumer theory and the economics of affluence status, identity and style - towards a new theory of consumption perspective.

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