An individual who holds a large portfolio of stocks sees the total value of their investments increase by 20% due to a broad market rally. Although they do not sell any stocks and their salary remains unchanged, they decide to purchase a new luxury car. Which economic principle best explains this individual's change in spending behavior?
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