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Andrzej Cwynar

WSEI University

Poland

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Corporate Finance

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Health Economics

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Household Economics

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Financial Stability

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Financial Inclusion

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Welfare Economics

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Finance

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Debt Watch – bazujący na skoncentrowanej, istotnej społecznie i gospodarczo tematyce badawczej (debt literacy) pilotaż kompleksu rozwiązań ukierunkowanych na znaczące podniesienie skali, poziomu i jakości badań naukowych w obszarze nauk społecznych i humanistycznych w dziedzinie ekonomii i zarządzania prowadzonych na Wydziale Administracji i Ekonomii (WAiE) WSEI w Lublinie

Open Date: 2017-01-01

Close Date: 2019-01-01

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Competences of the future (COFFE)

Open Date: 2013-01-01

Close Date: 2015-01-01

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Finansowy język płci. Alfbetyzm i zachowania finansowe kobiet a język domeny finansów

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From hardship to resilience: Childhood financial conditions and adult well-being in WEIRD and less WEIRD countries

Bidirectional, longitudinal associations between finance and health - what comes first? Evidence for the middle-age and older adults in Europe

Language and Gender Differences in Financial Literacy: The Role of Feminized, Masculinized, and Neutral Question Phrasing

Gender and spoken language use in consumer finance

The Financial Language of Gender: A Consumer Study Using Machine Learning, Statistical, and Linguistic Analyses

Religious service attendance and consumer financial outcomes: Evidence from a longitudinal survey

The role of financial literacy in reducing financial distress: What if consumers were perfectly financially literate?

Credit purpose and the interest rate – Evidence from the European Household Finance and Consumption Survey

Co-holding behaviour: unlocking the puzzle

Are Two Heads Really Better than one in Intra-Household Financial Management? Evidence on the Financial Behaviour of Couples in Poland

Consumer financial literacy and the efficiency of mortgage‐related decisions: New evidence from the Panel Study of Income dynamics

Consumers' knowledge of cashless payments: Development, validation, and usability of a measurement scale

Improving Debt Literacy by 2/3 Through Four Simple Infographics Requires Numeracy and Not Focusing on Negatives of Debt

Do Women Behave Financially Worse than Men? Evidence from Married and Cohabiting Couples

Shaping Facebook and Twitter Public Spheres: The Case of Swiss Franc Mortgage Holders in Poland

Financial Literacy, Behaviour and Well-Being of Millennials in Poland Compared to Previous Generations: The Insights from Three Large-Scale Surveys

Decomposition of the Financial Capability Construct: A Structural Model of Debt Knowledge, Skills, Confidence, Attitudes, and Behavior

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Beata Swiecka

Piotr Białowolski

Robert Porzak

Dorota Weziak‐Bialowolska

Kamil Filipek

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