Search Results - "net worth"
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Financial socialization's impact on investment orientation and household net worth
Published 2013“…This study investigates the role of financial socialization for investment orientation and household net worth. Combining consumer socialization literature with findings in the behavioural finance literature, survey data were analysed to (1) investigate the relationship among household net worth, financial socialization, indicators of investment orientation and socio-demographic investor characteristics; (2) examine the influence of socio-demographic investor characteristics and financial socialization on indicators of investment orientation; and (3) test whether financial socialization affects household wealth above and beyond socio-demographic and investment orientation factors. …”
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Tax noncompliance of high net-worth individuals (HNWIS) in Malaysia : perspectives of tax professionals
Published 2021“…Documented evidence has shown that a significant number of high net-worth individuals (HNWIs) whose contribution accounted for more than 11% of personal income tax collections has been caught in tax malfeasance over the period of 2009-2013 through Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) tax audits. …”
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Exploring economic status of the elderly in Peninsular Malaysia using net flow and net worth
Published 2012“…The study also explored the Economic Status of elderly using four typologies (Positive net worth and Positive net flow, Negative net worth and Positive net flow, Positive net worth and Negative net flow, Negative net worth and Negative net flow). …”
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Tax malfeasance of high net-worth individuals in Malaysia: archival audited data and elite interviews / Rasyidah Che Rosli
Published 2017“…The Luxembourg and Panama leaks reveal that tax malfeasance of high net-worth individuals (HNWIs) is a pervasive and universal problem. …”
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“How high net worth individuals account for a perceived shift in their personal consumption from luxury goods to luxury services”
Published 2015“…The research project provides the discussion of consumer preferences shift phenomenon from luxury goods to luxury services and how high net worth individuals account for a mentioned perceived shift in their personal consumption. …”
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“How high net worth individuals account for a perceived shift in their personal consumption from luxury goods to luxury services”
Published 2015“…The research project provides the discussion of consumer preferences shift phenomenon from luxury goods to luxury services and how high net worth individuals account for a mentioned perceived shift in their personal consumption. …”
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Gender Comparison Of Economic Status Of The Elderly In Peninsular Malaysia
Published 2007“…The respondents values of net worth and net flow were used to profile them into four typologies: i) those with positive net flow and positive net worth ii) those with positive net flow and negative net worth iii) those with negative net flow and positive net worth iv) those with both negative net flow and negative net worth. …”
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Tax policy and the financing of innovation
Published 2016“…Increasing net-worth boosts innovation even when financed through higher profit taxes. …”
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The Gender Gap in Financial Security: What We Know and Don't Know about Australian Households
Published 2014“…This study investigates the gender wealth gap in Australia by examiningdifferences in the net worth of households headed by single women andmen, using data from the 2006 Household, Income and Labour Dynamicsin Australia (HILDA) Survey. …”
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Financial Status Among The Malaysian Elderly
Published 2008“…About sixty percent of Malaysian elderly had negative net worth. Analysis of financial ratios showed that most of the respondents had not enough saving and liquidity assets. …”
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Financial Wellbeing of Older Persons in Peninsular Malaysia
Published 2005“…The findmgs of the study revealed that majority of older Malaysians have negative net worth, low in financial literacy, money attitude and moderate financial practices. …”
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Essays on aggregate dynamics: externalities, liquidity and financial crises
Published 2012“…Here, we regard liquidity as firms’ accumulated net worth and introduce heterogeneity between firms with regard to their productivities and accumulation of their net worth. …”
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Influential predictors for financial adequacy among Malaysian public sector employees
Published 2015“…The results suggests for a financial education at the work-place to educate the employees on the need to increase savings, purchase various insurance policies and having a positive net-worth to increase employees’ financial well-being for the sake of the organization’s success.…”
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The Treatment of Families in the Australian Welfare State, 1984 to 2010
Published 2014“…Our four main findings are that: sole parent families gained while couple families made no net gain; there was no growth in 'middle class welfare'; couple families are slightly better off than elderly households in terms of their final incomes, but considerably less well off in terms of their net worth; and stated differences in policy intentions by the major political parties have had little influence on trends in actual government redistribution.…”
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A Study on the Investment in Real Estate in India
Published 2008“…Different sectors of the market have been examined such as the significance of Indian real estate investment to domestic as well as foreign investors, the contribution of this sector to an individuals net worth, scope of the industry, future of the industry and the risks associated with it in order to get a deeper insight of the market. …”
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Profiling older Malaysians using three-tier economic wellbeing measure based on netflow-networth typologies
Published 2012“…Eighty-two percent of them has a positive net worth (mean assets = RM 90,993; mean liabilities =RM 15,302). …”
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Hedge Funds & Their Impact on the Indian Capital Market
Published 2008“…Hedge funds restrict their investment base to high net worth individuals rather than allowing the general public to invest in them. …”
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Wealth Management Models in India
Published 2007“…High performance levels and accelerating economic indicators worldwide has led to an increase in the number of high net worth individuals (HNWIs) and the amount of wealth they hold in recent years. …”
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