Marketing: Faculty Presentations (2005-2021)
The Impact of Materialism on Feeling Financially Inadequate
Document Type
Presentation
Presentation Date
10-24-2014
Copyright
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Abstract or Description
This study suggests that those individuals with higher levels of materialism express higher levels of financial inadequacy. While the relationship between income and financial inadequacy is negative, materialism maintained a significant positive effect on perceptions of financial inadequacy, suggesting that materialistic people may be more likely to feel financially insecure.
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Sponsorship/Conference/Institution
Association for Consumer Research Annual Conference (ACR)
Location
Baltimore, MD
Recommended Citation
Bock, Dora E., Lindsay R.L. Larson, Jacqueline K. Eastman.
2014.
"The Impact of Materialism on Feeling Financially Inadequate."
Marketing: Faculty Presentations (2005-2021).
Presentation 17.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/marketing-facpres/17
