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Interests, leisure activities represent divide between affluents and wealthy: report

June 28, 2017

Sports is a major area of division, with the wealthiest having far less interest than affluent consumers. Image credit: Tag Heuer for the Asian Football Confederation

 

By Danny Parisi

While affluent consumers have relatively similar interests to the average consumer such as seeing a film or cooking, the truly wealthy tend to be far less involved in the same sorts of activities, according to a new report from the Shullman Research Center.

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