BACKGROUND: Health researchers rarely measure accumulated wealth to reflect
socioeconomic status/position (SES). In order to determine whether health research should …

The purpose of the study was to examine the financial wellness of the baby boomers using
two definitions of financial wellness: objective and subjective financial wellness. With data …

In this paper, we examine the cross‐sectional distribution of wealth in South Africa by using
survey data from the National Income Dynamics Study (NIDS) for 2010‐2011 (wave 2) and …

This is a US investigation of the relationship between individuals' neighbourhood
characteristics and their familial and socioeconomic resources—with special emphasis on …

The knowledge of the sources of the sustainability of the subjective perception of
households' material wellbeing is essential in designing a country's effective socio …

In this chapter, I will be focusing on the role that conflicts of interest have played in the
brokerage industry during the recent corporate scandals in the United States. My reason for …

BACKGROUND: We examined three research questions: How do residents' debts and
savings compare to the general public? How do surgical residents' financial choices …

The recurring nature of the stock market suggested that past behaviour would tend to re-
emerge in future. As to predict the future, it is fruitful to comprehend the patterns. Calendar …

Objectives To address 3 research questions (What financial choices do residents make? Are
the financial choices of residents similar to those of the general public? Are the financial …

This exploratory study examined ethnic differences in financial outcomes among low-income
older Asian immigrants from a financial capability perspective. We used survey data …