The answer to this question depends on the questioner's definition of luxury which is highly subjective. As a definition, luxury implies something that is above basic need, and so, in certain economies and countries, it may be possible to buy a "luxury" home ie one with hot and cold running water, a safe fire place and some form of electricity for around å£5000 or less.
If you won a large sum of money in the lottery, you might choose to buy extravagant items like luxury cars, designer clothes, a mansion, or expensive jewelry.
Napoleon I needed the money for future expansion in Europe and his war against Great Britain.
There are many places where one could purchase a Coach money clip. Some of the best places to purchase a Coach money clip would be stores like Amazon.
Yes, but it is not always called a luxury tax; it may be called a surcharge, an excise tax, or something else entirely. It is generally triggered by the purchase of a "non-essential" (luxury) item (such as a yacht, private jet, or a high-end motor vehicle), and requires the buyer to pay taxes on the purchase at a higher overall tax rate than the rate he would have to pay if he had purchased a non-luxury item. An extra tax surcharge is imposed on all or part of the purchase price of a luxury item (and the tax laws define what constitutes a "luxury" item). Some states impose a "luxury" tax on the purchase of cars that get too few miles to the gallon, apparently because the buyer can afford all the extra fuel he'll need to operate the car.
Ford Fiestas would be considered as compact cars. They have much better fuel consumption than most luxury cars and can save the owner a fair bit of money on gasoline every year over a luxury car.
yes! He did. Queen Isabella and king ferenand paid money for his voyages if he would bring them wealth from India
A bank draft would be required to purchase a home because it guarantees that you have the money to pay for your purchase and that you have sufficient funds to make your payments.
They do not purchase a PS1
America had the resources that England needed to make money.
The demand for a luxury good which when purchased would exhaust a significant portion of one's income would be considered relatively price elastic. Elasticity measures how responsive a particular economic variable is to a change in another economic variable.
It would be imperative for you to purchase an invisible solid.
It needed a lot of money to finance its operations.