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The U.S. Folklore, Proverbs, And Economic Behavior, Ahmed Abou-Zaid
The U.S. Folklore, Proverbs, And Economic Behavior, Ahmed Abou-Zaid
Ahmed Abou-Zaid
Social scientists strongly believe that the cultural values and norms motivate, guide, and influence the behavior of each and every society. However, studying the relationship between culture and behavior, notably economic behavior, is not very popular in the literature, mainly because of the vague and broad definition of the culture. Thereby this paper provides a narrow definition of the culture as “the set of beliefs and values that are often revealed in folklore of the country, where proverbs are the most concise form of the verbal folklore genres.” Using this definition, the paper attempts to relate several types of economic …
The U.S. Folklore, Proverbs, And Economic Behavior, Ahmed Abou-Zaid
The U.S. Folklore, Proverbs, And Economic Behavior, Ahmed Abou-Zaid
Faculty Research and Creative Activity
Social scientists strongly believe that the cultural values and norms motivate, guide, and influence the behavior of each and every society. However, studying the relationship between culture and behavior, notably economic behavior, is not very popular in the literature, mainly because of the vague and broad definition of the culture. Thereby this paper provides a narrow definition of the culture as “the set of beliefs and values that are often revealed in folklore of the country, where proverbs are the most concise form of the verbal folklore genres.” Using this definition, the paper attempts to relate several types of economic …
The U.S. Folklore, Proverbs, And Economic Behavior, Ahmed Abou-Zaid
The U.S. Folklore, Proverbs, And Economic Behavior, Ahmed Abou-Zaid
Faculty Research and Creative Activity
Social scientists strongly believe that the cultural values and norms motivate, guide, and influence the behavior of each and every society. However, studying the relationship between culture and behavior, notably economic behavior, is not very popular in the literature, mainly because of the vague and broad definition of the culture. Thereby this paper provides a narrow definition of the culture as “the set of beliefs and values that are often revealed in folklore of the country, where proverbs are the most concise form of the verbal folklore genres.” Using this definition, the paper attempts to relate several types of economic …