Luxury Goods Depreciation
Gideon Fairchild
Sozialwissenschaften, Recht, Wirtschaft / Wirtschaft
Beschreibung
Luxury Goods Depreciation explores the fascinating world where some high-end items gain value over time while others rapidly lose it. It examines the key determinants of luxury asset valuation, such as the interplay between intrinsic value, based on materials and craftsmanship, and perceived value, driven by brand reputation and consumer psychology. One surprising insight is how scarcity, whether natural or artificially created, significantly impacts an item's collectibility and long-term value within the luxury market.
The book argues that a complex mix of economic, social, and psychological factors, going beyond simple supply and demand, influences the financial performance of luxury goods. It uses economic data, auction records, and market reports to provide a comprehensive view.
Structured in four parts, the book progresses from defining core concepts to analyzing drivers of appreciation and depreciation, and concludes with case studies across various luxury categories like watches, cars, art, and fashion, offering practical investment strategies.
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