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Nevada and Iowa Have Almost the Same Population. One Has Eight Louis Vuitton Stores. The Other Has None.
A tier of retail exists that most of the country has never had reason to know about -- not because it costs too much, but because the stores themselves were never nearby. And for at least one brand, proximity to the store turns out to be the first step in a documented, litigated system for deciding who gets access to what's actually scarce.
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