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Luxury goods produce positive feelings

  • In some cases, purchasing a luxury item can increase self-esteem and give a sense of belonging.
  • Some people buy luxury goods as a form of retail therapy.
  • Others reward themselves with a luxury item that they typically can't afford.

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