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What Would Veblen Say?

David Scott Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, USA
Pages 288-294 | Published online: 29 Apr 2010

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Monica Z. Li & Monika Stodolska. (2022) Beyond luxury consumption: The meaning and meaning-making mechanism in conspicuous outbound tourism. Journal of Leisure Research 53:5, pages 687-704.
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Yukyoum Kim & Sunhwan Hwang. (2017) Does Conspicuous Leisure Consumption Increase Leisure Satisfaction of Mountain Climbers?. The Korean Journal of Physical Education 56:3, pages 377-387.
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Abbie Lewis & Miguel Moital. (2016) Young professionals’ conspicuous consumption of clothing. Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management 20:2, pages 138-156.
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Li-Ju Chen & Wei-Peng Chen. (2015) Push–pull factors in international birders' travel. Tourism Management 48, pages 416-425.
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Marcos Fernnndez-Gutiirrez & Jorge Calero. (2016) Leisure and Education: Insights from a Time-Use Analysis. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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