The Theory of the Leisure Class¶
Veblen, T. (1899). The Theory of the Leisure Class: An Economic Study of Institutions.
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- Signaling
- In others the cost is pure deadweight loss — peacock tails, some forms of credentialism, conspicuous consumption (Veblen 1899
This sourceOCLC: 12022651. Classic analysis of conspicuous consumption and status-signaling through expensive displays; precedes formal signaling theory but illustrates the principle.
- In others the cost is pure deadweight loss — peacock tails, some forms of credentialism, conspicuous consumption (Veblen 1899
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