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Introduction: Cultures of Financialization
2014This book is a contribution to efforts to retheorize financialization, a term which refers to the increased power of the financial sector in the economy, in politics, in social life and in culture writ large. More expansively, the idea of financialization speaks to the way financial measurements, ideas, processes, techniques, metaphors, narratives ...
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Financial law
This publication is the first work devoted to the research of a new category for financial and legal science — the category of “financial and legal culture”. The article provides a critical assessment of the content of sources of legal regulation of financial culture.
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This publication is the first work devoted to the research of a new category for financial and legal science — the category of “financial and legal culture”. The article provides a critical assessment of the content of sources of legal regulation of financial culture.
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Society and Economics
The article discusses scientific approaches to the study of financial behavior, Russian experience in studying financially literate behavior, and provides definitions of basic concepts. The relevance of studying and forming the financial culture of the population is substantiated. Weaknesses in the studies of financially literate behavior are presented.
Alexander Tyurikov, Diana Kunizheva
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The article discusses scientific approaches to the study of financial behavior, Russian experience in studying financially literate behavior, and provides definitions of basic concepts. The relevance of studying and forming the financial culture of the population is substantiated. Weaknesses in the studies of financially literate behavior are presented.
Alexander Tyurikov, Diana Kunizheva
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Communism, Culture, and Financial Development
2017This paper analyzes the relationship between culture and financial development in Europe, with culture defined as informal constraints on human interactions. We assert that various national characteristics such as people’s trust and trustworthiness, and the level of control they feel they have over their lives can modify transaction costs, which in ...
KLEİN, Alina F., KLEİN, Rudolf F.
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Cultural Determinants of Financial Behaviour
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Jong, E. de, Semenov, R.
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Income inequality, financial development and culture
2020In this study, we examine the effect that financial development has on income inequality by taking into account the role of culture and ancestral predicted genetic diversity. The relation between income inequality and financial development has been examined through several studies along with a variety of macroeconomics variables.
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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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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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Cultural considerations in maintaining financial boundaries
2019A Cantonese-speaking international student with suicidal thoughts sought the services of a Cantonese-speaking psychologist in Adelaide, requesting that the psychologist accept payment in food, in lieu of money. The international student counsellor at Li’s institution urged her to seek therapy from a psychologist fluent in Cantonese.
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