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Workers’ risk attitude and financial participation [PDF]
, 2016 The French "2010 Household Wealth Survey" includes an experimental module that makes it possible to measure risk aversion in an objective manner. Using this survey, we analyse workers’ attitudes towards financial participation with respect to their attitudes towards risk.
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Financial Attitudes and Charitable Giving
Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning, 2021Why do people give away their money? Charitable giving has traditionally been modeled using socioeconomic (i.e., age, income, education) and psychographic variables (i.e., self-esteem, guilt, pity). However, given that charitable giving is, inherently, a financial activity, would financial variables with a psychographic element (i.e., financial ...
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Domain Effects and Financial Risk Attitudes
Risk Analysis, 2010We investigated whether financial risk preferences are dependent on the financial domain (i.e., the context) in which the risky choice options are presented. Previous studies have demonstrated that risk attitudes change when gambles are framed as gains, losses, or as insurance.
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Emerging Adults’ Financial Attitudes
Abstract In this chapter, we describe how emerging adults’ financial attitudes take form. During the crucial developmental period of emerging adulthood, financial attitudes can shift quickly and vastly—and we provide a few reasons why.Sonya Lutter, Matthew T Saxey
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Gambling Attitudes and Financial Misreporting
Contemporary Accounting Research, 2017AbstractWe investigate whether attitudes toward gambling help explain the occurrence of intentional misreporting. Similar to gambling, some financial reporting choices involve taking deliberate, speculative risks. We predict that in places where gambling is more socially acceptable, managers will be more likely to take financial reporting risks that ...
Dane M. Christensen +2 more
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International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction, 2011
This study was designed to examine the relationship between gambling behaviour (gambling frequency and problem gambling severity) and financial management practices (cash management, risk management, and general management), financial management attitudes, and money attitudes (materialism, achievement, budget, obsession, and anxiety) in a sample of 118
Chen, Effie Z. +2 more
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This study was designed to examine the relationship between gambling behaviour (gambling frequency and problem gambling severity) and financial management practices (cash management, risk management, and general management), financial management attitudes, and money attitudes (materialism, achievement, budget, obsession, and anxiety) in a sample of 118
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Navigating financial toxicity in patients with cancer: A multidisciplinary management approach
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Grace Li Smith +2 more
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Financial Knowledge, Financial Attitudes and Financial Behaviour of Working Women
Financial literacy is an ability of individual to take considerable decisions in respect of the effective and efficient utilization of money. In the contemporary world, financial literacy plays a significant role in empowering individuals, particularly women, to make informed decisions about their money.openaire +1 more source
Time to add screening for financial hardship as a quality measure?
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Cathy J Bradley +2 more
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