Welfare Dependence and Self-Control: An Empirical Analysis

Chan, Marc K.

doi:10.1093/restud/rdx011

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“…A vast array of decisions have been considered including consumption and savings decisions (e.g., Thaler and Shefrin 1981;Shefrin and Thaler 1988;Levin 1998), criminal behavior (Lee and McCray 2005), overeating (Ruhm 2012), consumer pricing decisions (Esteban et al 2007), welfare receipt (Chan 2014), and worker compensation (Kaur et al 2010(Kaur et al , 2011Parsons and Van Wesep 2013).…”

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Locus of control and the labor market

Cobb‐Clark

2015

IZA J Labor Econ

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This paper reviews the role of locus of control in the labor market. I begin with a discussion of the conceptual origins of locus of control, including its relationship to related concepts such as self-efficacy, motivation, and self-control. The relationship between locus of control and labor market success is then summarized. In doing so, I pay careful attention to what we know about three potential mechanisms -human capital investments, hiring decisions, and optimal incentive contracts -through which locus of control might operate. Finally, the broader implications of these relationships for public policy and future research are discussed.

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Locus of control and the labor market

Cobb‐Clark

2015

IZA J Labor Econ

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“…At the same time, analysis of the results of functioning of this modernization model shows a slow but steady comprisal by Westernization of countries that chose this model of development, which can be explained by the development of the modernization era to the era of globalization, which spread throughout the world in accordance with its own laws [12].…”

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Modernization changes and economic stability of Russia during globalization of world economy

Novikov¹,

Zhulega

2020

SHS Web Conf.

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Modernization is a special form of development of society, development of technology and economy is the cornerstone of modernization. However, this development is not evolutionary, but revolutionary, accompanied with rather fast institutional transformations. Besides, modernization should be considered as a problem which covers, first of all, the sphere of economy but which cannot be studied and solved without interaction practically with all directions of activity of the person and society. Modernization models taking into account mental and civilization features of Russia are analyzed. The changes connected with globalization changes in world economy and resistance to these changes of the Russian social and economic institutes are considered. Need of coordination of processes of social and economic transformations with set of informal institutes of the Russian society is emphasized. On the basis of the carried-out analysis the conclusion about existence of various ways of further economic development is drawn. Russian norms and traditions, being integrated with the chosen elements of the western institutional environment, will create conditions for sustained economic growth. Thus, transition to essentially new concept of economic development of the country will be made.

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“…Education is necessary for the formation of the future society and the development of human capital assets. The new model of development and use of human capital assetsis based on importance of highly qualified personnel [13]. Training and retraining of professionals of new qualifications is necessary.…”

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Urban infrastructure development in a global knowledge-based economy

Sycheva¹,

Budagov

Novikov³

2020

SHS Web Conf.

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The challenge of globalization process is the emergence of “new economy” in which the knowledge-based economy is of great importance. The factor of the knowledge-based economy is growing under the influence of scientific and technological revolution and involvement in globalization. The article analyzes the relationship of changingtechnological paradigms of social-economic development with sustainable development of urban infrastructure. The challengesof the Sixth (according to the classification of S. Yu. Glaziev)paradigm of the technological revolution with widespread introduction of digitalizationare specified. Up-to-date aspects of management of urban infrastructure development with use of “Smart City” advanced intellectual information technologies are considered. The study provides a reinterpretation of modern methods of management of urban infrastructure development in connection with the emergence of digital information and communication technologies. Knowledge management, including human capital assets management, representing the creative potential of people, plays an important role for “smart management”. It is proved that intellectual resources have greater value and competitive advantages than material resources. It is justified that with the development of globalization and digitalization of society, sustainable development of urban infrastructure is based on the use of knowledge-based capital.

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Welfare Dependence and Self-Control: An Empirical Analysis

Cited by 32 publications

References 43 publications

Locus of control and the labor market

Locus of control and the labor market

Modernization changes and economic stability of Russia during globalization of world economy

Urban infrastructure development in a global knowledge-based economy

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