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Original Article

Perception Of The Economic Reality Of The Younger And Older Generations

Ekaterina Zabelina
,
Yulia Chestyunina

Keywords: Economic attitudes, economic behaviour, perception of economic reality, the young generation, the older generation

Article no: 15

Pages 141-151

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.04.15

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Original Article

Economic Consciousness In A Multicultural Society. Evidence From South Ural And Khakassia

Ekaterina Zabelina
ORCiD ,
Angelika Korniyenko
ORCiD ,
Yulia Chestyunina
ORCiD

Keywords: Consumer behavior, economic consciousness, economic behaviour, multicultural society

Article no: 25

Pages 213-221

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.06.04.25

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Original Article

Self-Direction As A Success Marker Of The Indigenous Peoples’ Economic Behaviour

Irina A. Bobykina
,
Elmira R. Koleeva
,
Svetlana A. Kurnosova
,
Kseniia E. Shchukina
,
Ekaterina V. Zabelina

Keywords: Economic behaviour, indigenous ethnic groups, self-direction

Article no: 15

Pages 122-129

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.15

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