Cultural Differences in Economics
Description: This quiz is designed to assess your understanding of cultural differences in economics. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
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Tags: cultural differences economics cross-cultural psychology |
Which of the following is NOT a factor that can influence cultural differences in economic behavior?
In some cultures, it is considered acceptable to bargain over prices, while in others it is considered rude. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is common for people to save money for the future, while in others it is more common to spend money as soon as it is earned. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is considered important to own a lot of material possessions, while in others it is considered more important to have strong relationships with others. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is common for people to work long hours, while in others it is more common to work shorter hours and spend more time with family and friends. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is considered important to save money for retirement, while in others it is more common to rely on government assistance or family support in old age. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is common for people to start their own businesses, while in others it is more common to work for someone else. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is considered important to give back to the community, while in others it is more common to focus on individual success. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is common for people to borrow money from friends and family, while in others it is more common to rely on banks or other financial institutions. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is considered important to save money for a rainy day, while in others it is more common to spend money as soon as it is earned. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is common for people to work in the same job for their entire lives, while in others it is more common to change jobs frequently. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is considered important to save money for the future, while in others it is more common to spend money as soon as it is earned. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is common for people to start their own businesses, while in others it is more common to work for someone else. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is considered important to give back to the community, while in others it is more common to focus on individual success. This is an example of a cultural difference in:
In some cultures, it is common for people to borrow money from friends and family, while in others it is more common to rely on banks or other financial institutions. This is an example of a cultural difference in: