Trickle-down Theory
Trickle-Down Theory is a sociological framework in fashion economics that explains how style innovations originate among the upper socioeconomic classes and gradually diffuse to lower classes through imitation and adaptation.
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Hernando de Soto · Finance & development · 2001 · 802 citations
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University of Central Florida
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