To conduct monetary policy, central banks around the world increasingly rely on measures
of public inflation expectations. In this article, we review findings from an ongoing initiative at …

Markets, in an increasingly globalized world, have still dissimilar systems of measurement of
goods due to different historical developmental paths of nations. A problem in economics is …

Economists and policy makers increasingly consult national household surveys asking
individuals about their economic circumstances, financial decisions, and expectations for the …

Many consumers consider a variety of ethical issues in product choice and preference. The
aim of the present research is to explore the effect of ethically labeled foods and drinks (eg …

Several national surveys aim to elicit consumers' inflation expectations. Median expectations
tend to track objective inflation estimates over time, although responses display large …

A novel task was developed to examine the confirmation bias in religious beliefs, which
compares to a classic political confirmation bias task. In Study 1, a balanced number of …

This paper examines the role of the belief in a just world as a personal resource when
people are faced with the adverse consequences of inflation and financial crises by …

Traditionally, ambivalence has been conceptualized as a negative influence on decision-
making (Van Harreveld et al., 2009). Challenging this notion, recent work suggests that …

National surveys follow consumers' expectations of future inflation, because these may
directly affect the economic choices they make, indirectly affect macro-economic outcomes …

Our goal is to reflect how the gross domestic product, unemployment, real interest rate,
savings, government expenditures and value-added tax effect on inflation in selected Balkan …