The Impact of Materialism on Feeling Financially Inadequate

Dora E. Bock; Lindsay R.L. Larson; Jacqueline K. Eastman; Lindsay Levine

The Impact of Materialism on Feeling Financially Inadequate

Dora E. Bock, Lindsay R.L. Larson, Jacqueline K. Eastman, Lindsay Levine

Marketing

Georgia Southern University

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Abstract

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.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Oct 24 2014
Event	Association for Consumer Research Annual Conference (ACR) - Duration: Oct 24 2014 → …

Conference

Conference	Association for Consumer Research Annual Conference (ACR)
Period	10/24/14 → …

Keywords

Consumer research
Effects of materialism
Financial inadequacy
Luxury
Materialism
Perception

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Business Administration, Management, and Operations
Marketing

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The Impact of Materialism on Feeling Financially Inadequate

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