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Conspicuous consumption and social segmentation

Jaramillo, Fernando; Moizeau, Fabien - In: Journal of public economic theory 5 (2003) 1, pp. 1-24

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Conspicuous consumption, social status and clubs

Jaramillo, Fernando; Kempf, Hubert; Moizeau, Fabien - In: Annales d'économie et de statistique (2001), pp. 321-344

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Conspicuous consumption, social status and clubs

Jaramillo, Fernando; Kempf, Hubert; Moizeau, Fabien - 2000

The paper develops a signalling theory of conspicuous consumption where the drive toward spending on an otherwise … equilibria and the separating equilibria of the signalling game played by individuals. We then ask whether taxation can be Pareto …-improving and which tax scheme would be chosen by the median voter in this society …

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Social identity, local neighbourhood effect and conspicuous consumption : evidence from India

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Redistribution and the notion of social status

Bilanci, Ennio; Boncinelli, Leonardo - In: Journal of public economics 96 (2012) 9/10, pp. 651-657

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Status and poverty

Moav, Omer; Neeman, Zvika - In: Journal of the European Economic Association 8 (2010) 2/3, pp. 413-420

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Luxus : Statusstreben und demonstratives Konsumverhalten

Thomas, Tobias - 2007

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Mating à la Spence : deriving the market demand function for status goods

Thomas, Tobias - 2007

Conspicuous consumption of luxuries plays a central role in the work of Thorstein B. Veblen. More recently, interpersonal effects have emerged as an important factor in consumption theory. However, the inadequate modelling of individuals interaction often leads to questionable results with...

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Conspicuous consumption and race : evidence from South Africa

Kaus, Wolfhard - 2010

A century ago, Thorstein Veblen introduced socially contingent consumption into the economic literature. This paper complements the scarce empirical literature by testing his conjecture on South African household data and finds that Black and Coloured households spend relatively more on visible...

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