Abstract Cross-country research argues that the design of welfare states and social protection systems shapes intergenerational transmission inequality. Studies examine this relationship within a country are however lacking from literature. Based on quasi-experimental using difference-in-differences estimation data Socio-Economic Panel, I analyse whether educational disadvantage children long-t...

Abstract ‘When deciding how much help and money is needed, governments should consider the particular situation of child family. Government provide families with some support to bring up their children. Some will need more than others. Everybody gets what they rather everybody same.’ (Asia-Pacific)

Despite the growing need, marketers of eco-friendly products have not yet identified most effective ways to attract consumers their products. The current research explores effectiveness two distinct marketing appeals for upcycling In particular, an experiment is conducted examine hypothesis that psychological state, especially feeling socially excluded, and appeal type (self-benefit vs. other-b...