Three-mode analysis of perceptions of economic activities in Eastern and Western Europe

Article Abstract:

Social and economic values of Hungary, Poland, the Netherlands, and the UK were distinguished by using a three-modal perceptual structure for activities and scales. The aftermath of an activity were observed to be independent of their social and economic values. Moreover, there is a difference between earning and spending money that is associated with exertion and relaxation respectively.

Europe, Cross-cultural studies, Cross cultural studies

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Discriminating the number of credit cards held by college students using credit and money attitudes

Article Abstract:

Attitudes of students to using credit cards and finance are examined using categorities for students' attitudes, such as retention and obsession.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Bank Credit Cards, Finance, Credit cards, Students

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Subjective measures of household preferences and financial decisions

Article Abstract:

Dutch households are surveyed to assess links between their income and characteristics, and their financial decisions.

Research, Consumer preferences, Households

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