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There is a golfing community built around a golf course in nearly every state in the country, as well as many foreign lands, often allowing only the residents and their guests to play the course
In some areas the golf course community is often gated and secured from outside visitors, insuring not only the security of the homes but also the integrity of the golf course. Homeowners, their immediate families and a few selected guests that are accompanied by the homeowners are typically the only ones allowed in the golfing community as well as on the greens.
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Affluent shoppers use country of origin as a proxy to measure quality
June 2011 Stevens, PA -- Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen proudly promote the domestic manufacture of most of the clothing included in their women's label, The Row. Brooks Brothers does likewise, as does menswear maker Joseph Abboud. For luxury brands, the "Made in America" label is a detail that affluent consumers are willing to pay up for.
But marketers should dig deeper before assuming that this interest in domestically-producedluxury goods is simply an expression of affluent patriotism. According to a recent study by Unity Marketing, affluent consumers associate certain attributes with countries of origin of luxury goods, and the USA is associated with the qualities affluents desire most.
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