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Social Capital and Attitudes Towards Money [PDF]
The objective of this research was to assess the mechanism through which the individual level components of social capital, that is, individuals’ levels of trust, tolerance and civic identity affect their economic behavior. The sample of the study included 634 respondents aged 20 to 59.
Alexander Tatarko, Peter Schmidt
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People differ from each other in how they perceive their current finances, the state of their financial futures, and their attitudes toward money. We show in this chapter that one can easily measure these attitudes using broad surveys. We also show, however, that we need to go deeper than just measuring attitudes.
Eugene Galanter +2 more
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Reliability and Convergent Validity of the Klontz Money Script Inventory-Revised (KMSI-R)
Few contemporary, empirically-based instruments exist to assess attitudes and beliefs about money despite a large research base linking mental health outcomes to financial beliefs.
Colby D. Taylor +2 more
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The Effect of Family Financial Socialization Levels on Money Attitudes of University Students
The purpose of the study is to manifest university students' relationships with money not only in terms of their family financial socialization levels, but also in terms of their demographic and socio-economic characteristics.
Özgür Tunçel, Bilgehan Kübilay
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THE ROLE OF ATTITUDE TO MONEY IN MEDIATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE: A STUDY OF MSMES USING ECOMMERCE AND NONECOMMERCE IN THE CITY OF PONTIANAK – INDONESIA [PDF]
The purpose of this research is to look into the function of money attitudes in mediating the link between knowledge management and financial performance.
Aprina Kuswardani, Girang Permata Gusti
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Money Attitude and Spiritual Well-Being
This study seeks to explore the relationship between money attitude and spiritual well-being amongst Chinese youths in Hong Kong. Cross-sectional data (N = 501) were obtained from 249 Chinese university students in 2021 and 252 Chinese university students in 2022, aged between 19–23 years old.
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Technological developments manifest themselves in economic activities as well as in all areas of life. The ever-increasing marginal cost of time necessitates the rapid completion of economic activities, as with many other issues. Understanding consumers’
Ayşen Bakkaloğlu, Yavuz Toraman
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Evolution of digital money demonstrates that CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency means a digital form of traditional fiat currencies) design is really challenging.
Koziuk Viktor, Ivashuk Yurii
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The impact of long-term orientation on compulsive buying behavior: A cross-cultural study
The overall purpose of this study was to investigate the wider impacts of cultural values on consumer compulsive buying from a cross-cultural perspective.
Pei Wang, Yuqing Zhai
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Sikap terhadap uang dan perilaku berhutang
Debt behavior has an option individuals in resolving issues fulfillment. Debt behavior not only owned by the middle to bottom class to meet basic needs, but also owned by the upper middle class.
Muhammad Shohib
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