Fatores Pessoais que Motivam a Doação de Dinheiro e/ou Bens

Laurett, Rozélia; Mainardes, Emerson Wagner

doi:10.21118/apgs.v10i3.1269

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“…Our analysis differs from most empirical studies on Brazilian donor behavior, which are based on convenience samples (Inácio et al, 2020;Laurett & Mainardes, 2018;Mainardes, 2020;Mainardes et al, 2016;Mainardes et al, 2017), while ours is the first we are aware of that is based on a national survey. The dependent variables change according to our theoretical hypothesis.…”

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Income and money donation in middle‐income countries: Evidence from Brazil

de Jancso Fabiani,

de Lucca Silveira,

Pinheiro

2024

Journal of Philanthropy and Marketing

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Income plays a crucial role in shaping pro‐social behavior, particularly in the context of charitable giving. However, existing literature reveals mixed findings when dealing with the nuances in this relationship. This study aims to evaluate the main hypotheses concerning the influence of income on charitable giving, drawing on data from a 2021 national survey with 2099 respondents in Brazil. This study contributes with new evidence to the topic within the context of a middle‐income Latin American country, an aspect often overlooked in previous studies. Our analysis focuses on how an individual's household income influences three key aspects: the likelihood of giving, the amount given, and the proportion of household income donated. The findings indicate that individuals from higher‐income households donate larger sums of money but the same proportion of income as other income households. Household income does not significantly affect the likelihood of donating or the proportion of income donated.

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