Corporate gurus claim we are moving into the experience economy.
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experience economy — n. Goods and services that offer consumers unique and memorable experiences. Example Citation: What captivates us now is special stuff, stuff that only a few of us can get, stuff that stands for something or symbolizes something. And, more… … New words
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