Factors
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Factors. that affect financial decisions. $. $. Family factors. Family structure Income level Lifestyle Size Age Stage of life cycle Health status Emergencies. Cultural factors. Cultural and ethnic groups impact Values Beliefs Lifestyle Family structures Clothing choices
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Factors that affect financial decisions $ $
Family factors Family structure Income level Lifestyle Size Age Stage of life cycle Health status Emergencies
Cultural factors • Cultural and ethnic groups impact • Values • Beliefs • Lifestyle • Family structures • Clothing choices • What are the advantages and disadvantages of cultural diversity within a family, a school, a workplace, a community?
Social factors • Education level • Family structure • Immigration • Ethnicity • Rural, urban, suburban community • Peer pressure • Community relationships and involvement
Societal and demographic factors • Demography is the statistical characteristics of a population • Age • Sex • Race • Birth, marriage, death rates
Economic factors • Employment rate • Kind and number of jobs available • Inflation • A period of rapid increase in the price of goods and services • Recession • An extended period of slow economic growth • Government Regulations • Fiscal policies affect personal & business spending
Technology • The use of mechanical or electronic devices to manipulate • Information (Ie. Computers, Ipads, Fax machines, fiber optics, GPS systems) • Objects (i.e Robots, automated assembly lines, hybrid cars) • On going change impacts • Training needs • Replacing obsolete technology • Types of jobs available
The media • Media • Communications that reach large audiences with the aid of publication devices that include • Internet • Television • Voice, text, & data transmissions • Publications • Impacts the ways people and businesses communicate and operate locally, nationally, and globally.
The marketplace • Supply • Goods and services available to the consumer • Demand • Consumer desire to purchase as compared to availability • Market response • How quickly the market adjusts to supply versus demand
Legal and moral factors • Laws that impact spending • Taxation • Investment and Retirement Accounts • Insurance requirements • Beliefs in what is right and wrong • What is appropriate behavior of employers, employees, and individuals at home, work, and within the community. • Charitable giving and Service
Personal factors • Needs • Items to survive – food, clothing, & shelter • Wants • Not essential but desirable – cell phone, Music CDs, • Values • A person’s belief about what is important and desirable