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KJELL FUXE,Dasiel O. Borroto-Escuelas are influenced by particular non-functional aspects of goods. Specifically, consumer goods also have symbolic meanings on which people can and do draw in constructing and expressing a sense of self and identity. Buying goods in order to bolster one’s self-image is probably a motivation that plays

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Impulsive and Excessive Buying Behaviour,s are influenced by particular non-functional aspects of goods. Specifically, consumer goods also have symbolic meanings on which people can and do draw in constructing and expressing a sense of self and identity. Buying goods in order to bolster one’s self-image is probably a motivation that plays

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Paying for Long-Term Care in the UK: Policy, Theory and Evidence,rn is often justified, particularly by politicians, as a wise response to the ageing of the population. However, as this process of ageing has been taking place since the turn of the 20th century, why should concern manifest itself now? It can, perhaps, be understood by referring to other social, ec

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Entrepreneurial Activity in the Public Sector: Evidence from UK Primary Care,National Health Service (NHS) itself over fifty years ago. The basic thrust of these reforms was to reproduce the characteristics of a market within a public sector activity, in order to enhance efficiency and improve quality. The central feature of this process was the institution of a purchaser-pr

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British Asian Entrepreneurs: Culture and Opportunity Structures,eurship and the nature of business across the three main South Asian groups. Indians, Pakistanis and African Asians differ markedly in their approach to business and in their success. They also differ in terms of the economic resources they bring to self-employment and in the cultural values which s

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Impulsive and Excessive Buying Behaviour,r choices. Higher disposable incomes, coupled with an easier availability of consumer credit, mean wider choices for a greater number of individuals. An important theme of the ‘Economic Beliefs and Behaviour’ programme is to highlight in diverse domains that the process of choice is more complex tha