The effect of financial scarcity on discretionary spending, borrowing, and investing

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and his co-authors hypothesize and find that individuals with scarce financial resources have greater discretionary expenditures. Read here: https://t.co/ZBI4WrgxVi #JAMS #IIMB #FacultyArticle ; (2/2)

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