Poverty reduction has become a core subject for researchers across the social sciences
from economics to finance, management and entrepreneurship. In general, the faster and …

In this research, we examine how the lay conceptualization of subjective social class varies
based on economic contexts. We argue that income should be a more central component of …

We present the first nationally representative evidence on the relationship between religion
and subjective well‐being for the case of China. Research on Western societies tends to find …

Financial literacy refers to the knowledge required for individuals to make financial
decisions. When individuals' subjective assessment of their financial literacy does not align …

Previous studies have documented the associations of objective class with either social
capital or subjective social status, yet little attention has been paid to the direct connections …

Recent studies suggest that South Africa has experienced increased income polarization
and is dealing with a struggling middle class. However, with some studies reporting a strong …

Objectives Although research has established a strong link between socioeconomic status
(SES) and health in Western settings, comparable work in China lags behind. Similarly …

Entrepreneurs' subjective wellbeing has become an important topic in research:
entrepreneurs undertake risks and create their companies seeking personal satisfaction and …

Purpose The recent increase in economic inequalities in many countries heightened the
debates about policy preferences on income distribution. Attitudes toward inequality vary …

This study investigates the factors that are associated with subjective class identification by
using Australian national survey data. Results show that social networks play a significant …