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Let bygones be bygones? Socialist regimes and personalities in Germany

Friehe, Tim; Pannenberg, Markus; Wedow, Michael - 2015

This paper investigates the influence of political regimes on personality, using the separation of Germany into the socialist GDR and the democratic FRG and its reunification in 1990 as a natural experiment. We show that there are significant differences between former GDR and FRG residents...

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Let Bygones be Bygones? Socialist Regimes and Personalities in Germany

Friehe, Tim; Pannenberg, Markus; Wedow, Michael - 2015

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The impact of long-run macroeconomic experiences on personality

Vellekoop, Nathanaël - 2016

Using two datasets containing demographically representative samples of the Dutch population, I study how lifetime experiences of aggregate labor market conditions affect personality. Three sets of findings are reported. First, experienced aggregate unemployment is negatively correlated with the...

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Let bygones be bygones? : socialist regimes and personalities in Germany

Friehe, Tim; Pannenberg, Markus; Wedow, Michael - 2015

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011299210

The impact of long-run macroeconomic experiences on personality

Vellekoop, Nathanae͏̈l - 2016

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011529685

Let bygones be bygones? : socialist regimes and personalities in Germany

Friehe, Tim; Pannenberg, Markus; Wedow, Michael - 2015

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Who feels constrained by high debt burdens? Subjective vs. objective measures of household debt

Keese, Matthias - In: Journal of Economic Psychology 33 (2012) 1, pp. 125-141

I analyze differences in debt perception of households confronted with an objective debt burden. Using data from the German Socio-Economic Panel, my econometric analysis shows that a subjective debt burden is not only influenced by the current constellation of income, debt service and, possibly,...

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Auto credit and the 2005 Bankruptcy Reform : the impact of eliminating cramdowns

Chakrabarti, Rajashri; Pattison, Nathaniel - 2016

Auto lenders were perhaps the biggest winners of the 2005 Bankruptcy Reform. Cars depreciate quickly, so borrowers often owe more than their car is worth. Prior to the Reform, these borrowers could reduce the principal on their auto loan to the market value of the car through a "cramdown" in...

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Debt collection agencies and the supply of consumer credit

Fedaseyeu, Viktar - 2020

This paper ﬁnds that stricter laws regulating third-party debt collection reduce the number of third-party debt collectors, lower the recovery rates on delinquent credit card loans, and lead to a modest decrease in the openings of new revolving lines of credit. Further, stricter third-party...

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Attitudes and sustainable behaviors with special consideration of income determinants

Szulc-Obłoza, Agnieszka; Żurek, Mirosława - In: European Research on Management and Business Economics … 30 (2024) 1, pp. 1-10

This paper investigates the effects of attitudes towards sustainable consumption and sustainable behaviours. Income as … findings show that attitudes towards sustainable consumption are positively associated with sustainable behaviours, and that … income significantly determines dimensions of attitudes towards sustainable consumption and sustainable behaviours …

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