
Business and Industry
The Mirror of Excess: What Luxury Goods Reveal About a Changing Economy
This article explores the relationship between luxury goods and the economy within the span of the last six years.
Author
Eason Ji is a Junior at Harvard-Westlake, an author at the Harvard-Westlake Economic Review, and a Junior Leader of the Economics Club.

This article explores the relationship between luxury goods and the economy within the span of the last six years.

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