By ‘enrichment economy’, Boltanski and Esquerre (2014, 2016) designate a development of capitalism based on tourism, luxury, art and heritage. The term ‘enrichment’ does not refer to the growth of private fortunes, but rather to the processes that increase the value of objects.
Boltanski and Esquerre (2014, 2016) introduce 'enrichment economy' to describe a capitalist system that focuses on tourism, luxury goods, art, and cultural heritage. In this context, "enrichment" refers to the process of increasing object value, rather than personal wealth.