Do nudges reduce disparities? Choice architecture compensates for low consumer knowledge

K Mrkva, NA Posner, C Reeck… - Journal of …, 2021 - journals.sagepub.com
Choice architecture tools, commonly known as nudges, powerfully impact decisions and can
improve welfare. Yet it is unclear who is most impacted by nudges. If nudge effects are …

Self-employment, gender, financial knowledge, and high-cost borrowing

M Nitani, A Riding, B Orser - Journal of Small Business …, 2020 - Taylor & Francis
Poor financial decisions are a primary cause of small firm failure. This research therefore
reports on an examination of antecedents behind questionable financial borrowing practices …

[HTML][HTML] Short-term lending: Payday loans as risk factors for anxiety, inflammation and poor health

E Sweet, CW Kuzawa, TW McDade - SSM-population health, 2018 - Elsevier
While research now consistently links consumer financial debt with adverse emotional
health outcomes, specific forms of debt and their impact on measures of physical health are …

The racialized costs of “traditional” banking in segregated America: Evidence from entry-level checking accounts

JW Faber, T Friedline - Race and Social Problems, 2020 - Springer
A growing body of evidence shows that America's racial geography shapes access to basic
financial services (eg banking), highlighting a mechanism connecting segregation to …

The influence of financial well‐being on pawnshop use

G Nicolini, BJ Cude - Journal of Consumer Affairs, 2019 - Wiley Online Library
This research examined the influence of financial well‐being on pawnshop use. Data from
the 2015 National Financial Capability Study were used to construct a measure of financial …