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percent. The model 6 Erichsen, Income, Gender, Financial Literacy explains 73 percent (R²=0.7248) of the variation of financial literacy. Even though we see a decrease of the power of the model to explain [...] literacy increases by 0.17 percent. The blue fitted line graphically shows the same information. The model explains 94 percent (R²=0.9414) of the variation of financial literacy. This suggests a large effect [...] 2 shows that for every additional euro income financial literacy increases by 0.075 percent. The model explains 56 percent (R²=0.5625) of the variation of financial literacy. Figure 2: Financial literacy
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papers for the development of these models have (at the time of writing) several thousand citations. Despite this popularity in economics generally, the use of such models in well-being research is sparse [...] time-series econometrics models lags of the independent variable(s). However, in recent decades, dynamic modelling has come to be more or less defined by specification of regression models with one or more values [...] p under consideration in the estimated part of the model, thereby providing both (i) greater assurance that the statistical assumptions of the model are reflected in the data and (ii) more informative
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being positively coded. Where possible we employ standard socioeconomic controls, common to many models and investigations within the ‘economics of life satisfaction’ area. These have all been demonstrated
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separately for men and women. Additionally an interaction model tests the statistical significance of gender-speficic effects. The statistical model is based on a logit analysis (cf. Greene, 1997), i.e. the [...] market in Germany (Model 1). Subsequently, this assessment is carried out sep- arately for women and men in order to estimate the influence of characteristics on career advancement (Models 1a and 1b) within [...] indicators and other characteristics (Model 2). Table 3 shows the marginal effects of being selected to a leadership position for employees in the German private sector. In Model 1, gender is only incorpo- 24the
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pessimism about the future substantially increases the explanatory power of standard life satisfaction models. The thoughts that individuals have about the future contribute substantially to their current life [...] individual’s thoughts about the future substantially increases the explanatory power of well-being models. This empirical investigation uses four methods to establish this result: ordinary least squares [...] Additional to the advantages of FE estimation, System GMM provides capabilities to estimate a dynamic model, estimation of coefficients for time- invariant variables, an ability to address the potential endogeneity
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2014). However, this does not form the majority view within economics. Admittedly, Ricardo-based models presumably exerted the more significant effect for arguing in favor of global free trade. But consumer
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papers for the development of these models have (at the time of writing) several thousand citations. Despite this popularity in economics generally, the use of such models in well-being research is sparse [...] illustration of a popular dynamic panel analysis model can be applied to the investigation of well-being, an area where (at the time of writing) the model is little understood. There are substantial benefits [...] Household Survey. This is not the first investigation to use the model, though the existing literature has some problems in its use of dynamic models. This literature uses dynamic analysis as a main focus of
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of a holistic tool to analyze business models in different market contexts. 2.1 Business model conceptualization in the literature Many different business model definitions and conceptualizations are used [...] current business model should always be critically regarded from a dynamic perspective, thus within the consciousness that there may be the need for business model evolution or business model innovation, due [...] revenue model types common within the financial service industry. However, still there is need for more detailed operationalization and implications for the different models. The classical model for example
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instinct to reproduce and care for children, Dawkins, 1978 p. 107). The approach of identity can help to model the change from the pre and post-empty-nest, which is a switch to a new status from a parent with
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the limitations of the neo-classical economic model to deal with energy and the environment and provides a brief introduction into alternative economic models, such as ecological economics. Inhalt: The course