英文摘要 |
This study used data collected from the Taiwan Social Change Survey and the SEM to explore the causal relationships among individual socioeconomic status(ISS) , socioeconomic expectations, money attitudes, and financial behaviors. The results suggested that the values of the goodness-of-fix index, the composite reliability of intrinsic quality, and the average sample size were above the standard, and that the model was highly acceptable in terms of its performance. The parameter estimate of ISS on financial behaviors was positive and had a direct effect. Expectations toward socioeconomic status had no direct effect on financial behavior; however, the former influenced the latter via money attitudes. These findings indicated that ISS and money attitudes had influences on financial behaviors, which was consistent with the current literature. ISS and socioeconomic expectations showed significant effects on personal money attitudes. Lastly, money attitudes were found not to fully mediate the relationship between ISS and financial behavior. |