The OECD highlighted the importance of financial resilience for vulnerable households in the long term, beyond the COVID-19 crisis. In behavioral economics, borrowing is a valuable means to enhance an individual’s financial resiliency. However, in psychology literature, borrowing can be detrimental to one’s mental health if the borrower cannot repay his debts. This study examines the effect of fast loans on the resilience-building behaviors and mental welfare in a Southeast Asian economy, the Philippines.
The study aims to understand purchase behaviors in first-time mothers across different geographical regions and income classes in Luzon, Philippines.
Placing data at the centre of everyday decisions requires changes in individual skills and attitudes, organizational structures, policies, and relationship amon...
The researchers provide technically and legally permissible approaches for firms to reduce discrimination across different anti-discrimination regimes while man...
The OECD highlighted the importance of financial resilience for vulnerable households in the long term, beyond the COVID-19 crisis. In behavioral economics, bor...