Consumptive Behavior – Are Financial Literacy, Electronic Money, Lifestyle and Self-Control Necessary
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Consumptive behavior has become familiar to students because of the support of an increasingly modern era and the ease of buying needs or wants. This study aims to determine whether financial Literacy, electronic Money, Lifestyle, and self-control significantly affect consumer behavior, especially among students.
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