Richard Smith, a professor from Ferrum College, says that "The lavish display of wealth was designed to advertise his kingdom as

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Richard Smith, a professor from Ferrum College, says that "The lavish display of wealth was designed to advertise his kingdom as

a trade destination, and to a large extent." What do you think this statement means?

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inna [77] · Answer 1 · 2022-11-08T08:52:36+03:00

Answer: To dress or put on an appearance in a way to pass a message to potential investors of their capability to do business.

Explanation:

The statement means that the individual displaying wealth is trying to portray to potential investors that he's capable of handling their investments and carrying out their trade and that he destination is a trade mogul. These is seen in many people especially when try attend occasions, they dress in a way to pass a message to potential investors of their capability to do business.