英文摘要 |
This paper used factor analysis and a logistics regression model to study the relationship between financial literacy and campus loan behavior. Research findings indicate that: (1) In the behavior of campus loans, college students generally ignore traditional e-commerce and they think that it has low-interest rates, which shows that they lack knowledge of the loan trap; (2) The financial literacy scale has two indicators, namely credit management and risk management. The higher the credit management value, the higher the tendency to use campus loans, and the higher the risk management value, the higher the risk aversion; (3) Gender, campus loan behavior, and grade all have a significant impact on credit management and risk management; (4) The average credit management and risk management of those without campus loan behavior are higher than those with campus loan behavior; (5) From the logistic regression analysis, we found that part-time, financial courses, and credit management have a significantly positive impact on campus loan behavior, but the grade shows a significantly negative impact. |