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Even for those dimensions which extend beyond the material cost of living, an individual’s quality of life is often constrained by economic (monetary) factors, as material resources can often be transformed into well-being in line with each individual’s preferences and capabilities.
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12 paź 2011 · One important life domain is material life (or SOL assessed in material terms). The material life domain houses emotional reactions related to material possessions, household income, savings, investment, and other material resources related to personal wealth.
4 sty 2018 · Material well-being is defined in terms of satisfaction with a range economic concerns such as government’s handling of the economy, taxes, the cost of basic necessities, household income, pay and fringe benefits from one’s job, financial security, standard of living, and agreement within the family regarding how money should be spent.
17 sty 2023 · Richins (2004) conceptualizes materialism as a three-dimensional construct defined by (a) placing possessions and money at the center of one’s life, (b) believing that money brings happiness, and (c) judging one’s own and others’ success based on income and possessions.
10 lis 2022 · The beating heart of this change lies in alternative pathways to well-being in Economics, beyond its material aspects, which is the primary concern of this chapter. It is fundamental to question what the word “well-being” implies for current states and policy-makers.
1 sie 2019 · Success materialism contributes to life satisfaction because it serves to boost economic motivation and causing a rise in future satisfaction with their standard of living, which in turn...
1) Economics deals with the material means to man's existence. Even eco-nomists have long claimed to equate the material side of life with economic be-havior, so it is hardly surprising to find anthropologists following them. In our discussions, material life has figured in several different ways. Many an older
