Measuring the social return on investment for the process of accompanying Paamonim families
Prof. Avia Spivak – Department of Economics, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Dr. Yaron Lahav – Department of Business Administration, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Towards a Dual Process Conception of the Selective Influence of Financial Literacy on Economic Behavior
The study deals with the availability of cognitive and mental resources that allow individuals to rely on their financial knowledge in decision-making processes. In this brief, we have chosen to present only some of the findings and conclusions relating to Paamonim’s economic support program. The study examined the factors influencing the success of Paamonim’s financial […]
The effect of the transition to the drawing tool on the estimated success of participants in the Paamonim escort program
In the process of financial support carried out at Paamonim, the family documents its expenses, from the smallest expenses to large and significant expenses. The registration is intended to strengthen the family’s awareness of expenses, in order to regulate and manage them. As part of streamlining and digitization processes, a new tool called Registration was […]
Non-cognitive aspects of financial decision-making and financial empowerment
In recent years, the economic market has been characterized by increasing complexity and uncertainty. In light of this, every person is expected to plan his long-term financial future and to conduct himself in an informed and responsible manner in the financial field. The study examined the attitudes and beliefs of families undergoing financial support at […]
The role of ‘needs’ in the economic theory of consumption: directions from data from economically distressed households
The economic theory of consumption today does not attach importance to the concept of ‘needs’. The study argues that in classical economic thought of the 18th-19th centuries, the concept did play a significant role, explains how the transition to a modern economic concept based on ‘utility’ led to the disappearance of the concept, and suggests […]
