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AI, Work Systems, and Global–Local Cultural Adaptation in Luxury Brands: A Work System Framework Approach
Luxury sector managers face a persistent strategic tension between preserving global brand consistency and adapting to local market cultural specificities. Recent empirical evidence indicates that a significant portion of the luxury sector’s growth has been driven primarily by price increases rather
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