It focuses activity within finance and other services geared towards the super rich – resorts, hotels, all manner of servant duties – and away from actually productive work.
"We get guys driving from Baltimore, Philadelphia, even Connecticut -- some from as far as four hours away," said Bret Marshall, the head professional at Bear Trap Dunes in Ocean View, Del., part of the golf-rich resort area of Ocean City, Md ."They'll come here because they're snowed in.
And at first glance, the Parrish Art Museum, in one of America's richest resort areas, appears to be doing just that.
So, instead of turning left to the all-in, attraction-rich resorts, I catch a cab for the 15 minutes to Olhão.
Yet once the global quota system for textiles is removed in 2005, rich countries may resort to trade-remedy rules to protect themselves from increases in textile imports from poor countries.
Forte dei Marmi, a neat, rich, regimented seaside resort on the Tuscan coast, possesses little of what the world loves about Tuscany and a lot of the oddly naff elements of Italian resorts: an almost industrial approach to sea bathing, the esplanade lined with shoulder-to-shoulder lidos and their massed ombrelloni and loungers.
Many rich countries have resorted to price controls, and some on the American left advocate them noisily.
She destroys his research, and turns him into a practitioner who alleviates the gout of the rich in seaside resorts.
Are, for instance, modern believers so misguided when they resist plans to turn an impoverished wilderness town into a coastal resort for rich tourists?
By the latter half of the 19th century Bellport was a summer resort attracting rich visitors and artists from the city.
"I want smart people to see that and say, 'I never want that to happen to me.' " One thing that apparently hasn't changed is motive, and a question hovering over insider trading prosecutions then and now is why people who are already so rich and successful would resort to criminal activity.
