Journal of Consumer Affairs

2012 - 2025

Current editor(s): Sharon Tennyson

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Volume 50, issue 3, 2016

Editor's Introduction to the 50th Anniversary Issue pp. 489-491

Sharon Tennyson

Consuming with a Conscience pp. 492-504

Linda Golodner

Fifty Years of Consumer Issues in The Journal of Consumer Affairs pp. 505-514

Sharon A. DeVaney

Consumerism in the Digital Age pp. 515-538

S. Umit Kucuk

The Intergenerational Transference of Money Attitudes and Behaviors pp. 539-556

Sonya L. Britt

Consumer Shopping Strategies and Prices Paid in Retail Food Markets pp. 557-584

James K. Binkley and Susan Chen

The Effects of Third-Party Arbitration: A Field Experiment pp. 585-610

Herm Joosten, Josée M. M. Bloemer and Bas Hillebrand

New Measures of Economic Security and Development: Savings Goals for Short- and Long-Term Economic Needs pp. 611-637

Yunju Nam, Yungsoo Lee, Shawn McMahon and Michael Sherraden

Satisfaction and Repurchase Intentions for Health Insurance Marketplaces: Evidence from a Partnership State pp. 638-651

M. Paula Fitzgerald and Thomas K. Bias

Motivating Personal Contributions to Health Savings Accounts pp. 652-665

Anne C. Duke and Brenda J. Cude

Volume 50, issue 2, 2016

Financial Education Interventions Targeting Immigrants and Children of Immigrants: Results from a Randomized Control Trial pp. 263-285

Silvia Barcellos, Leandro Carvalho, James Smith and Joanne Yoong

Do We Follow the Leader or the Masses? Antecedents of the Willingness to Pay Extra for Eco-Products pp. 286-314

Helen Arce Salazar and Leon Oerlemans

Boundaries for the Retail Geographical Market and Factors Influencing Shoppers' Mobility pp. 315-341

Ivan-Damir Anić and Sonja Radas

Saving, Selling, Earning, and Negotiating: How Adolescents Acquire Monetary Lump Sums and Who Considers Saving pp. 342-371

Annette Otto and Paul Webley

The Cause Cue Effect: Cause-Related Marketing and Consumer Health Perceptions pp. 372-402

Elizabeth A. Minton and T. Bettina Cornwell

Why Do We Read On-Pack Nutrition Information so Differently? A Typology of Reading Heuristics Based on Food Consumption Goals pp. 403-429

Isabelle Chalamon and Lydiane Nabec

Parenting Orientations as Antecedents of Children's Violent Videogame Play pp. 430-457

Doug Walker, Russell N. Laczniak, Les Carlson and E. Deanne Brocato

Who Uses Facts Up Front? A Baseline Examination of Who is Using Standardized Front-of-Package Nutrition Disclosures pp. 458-470

Jeremy Kees and M. Paula Fitzgerald

Comparing Military and Civilian Household Finances: Descriptive Evidence from Recent Surveys pp. 471-483

William Skimmyhorn

Volume 50, issue 1, 2016

Consume Less and Be Happy? Consume Less to Be Happy! An Introduction to the Special Issue on Anti-Consumption and Consumer Well-Being pp. 3-17

Stefan Hoffmann and Michael S. W. Lee

Anti-consumption, Materialism, and Consumer Well-being pp. 18-47

Michael S. W. Lee and Christie Seo Youn Ahn

Attitude toward Consumption and Subjective Well-Being pp. 48-67

Rajesh Iyer and James A. Muncy

The Sustainability Roots of Anticonsumption Lifestyles and Initial Insights Regarding Their Effects on Consumers' Well-Being pp. 68-99

Barbara Seegebarth, Mathias Peyer, Ingo Balderjahn and Klaus-Peter Wiedmann

Material Presence and the Detox Delusion: Insights from Social Nudism pp. 100-123

Hélène Cherrier

Do I Fear Death? The Effects of Mortality Salience on Anti-Consumption Lifestyles pp. 124-144

Marcelo Vinhal Nepomuceno and Michel Laroche

Quantifying Anti-Consumption of Private Labels and National Brands: Impacts of Poor Test Ratings on Consumer Purchases pp. 145-165

Rainer Olbrich, Hans Christian Jansen and Benedikt Teller

Brand Iconicity vs. Anti-Consumption Well-Being Concerns: The Nutella Palm Oil Conflict pp. 166-192

Bernard Cova and Simona D'Antone

Consumer Boycott Behavior: An Exploratory Analysis of Twitter Feeds pp. 193-223

Suzanne C. Makarem and Haeran Jae

Rhetorical Analysis of Resistance to Environmentalism As Enactment of Morality Play between Social and Ecological Well-Being pp. 224-259

Clinton Amos, Nancy Spears and Iryna Pentina

Volume 49, issue 3, 2015

Tax-Time Savings among Low-Income Households in the $aveNYC Program pp. 489-518

Clinton Key, Jenna N. Tucker, Michal Grinstein-Weiss and Krista Comer

Presentation Format and Financial Literacy: Accessibility and Assessability of Retirement Savings Statements pp. 519-549

F. Douglas Foster, Juliana Ng and Marvin Wee

An Empowerment Model of Youth Financial Behavior pp. 550-575

Fernando Angulo-Ruiz and Albena Pergelova

Facing a Biased Adviser While Choosing a Retirement Plan: The Impact of Financial Literacy and Fair Disclosure pp. 576-595

Eyal Carmel, Dana Carmel, David Leiser and Avia Spivak

Information Asymmetry in Consumer Perceptions of Quality-Differentiated Food Products pp. 596-612

Marco Palma, Alba Collart and Christopher J. Chammoun

The Effects of Nutrition Label Comparison Baselines on Consumers' Food Choices pp. 613-626

Sophie Hieke and Christopher L. Newman

An Analysis of Pet Food Label Usage pp. 627-638

Robert J. Lemke, William J. Burkholder, Charlotte E. Conway, Amy M. Lando and Samuel Valcin

Financial Literacy Skills for the 21st Century: Evidence from PISA pp. 639-659

Annamaria Lusardi

Volume 49, issue 2, 2015

“Help, I Have Too Much Stuff!”: Extreme Possession Attachment and Professional Organizers pp. 303-327

Catherine A. Roster

Shopping While Nonwhite: Racial Discrimination among Minority Consumers pp. 328-355

Aronté Marie Bennett, Ronald Paul Hill and Kara Daddario

Cognitive Ability and the Stock Reallocations of Retirees during the Great Recession pp. 356-375

Chris Browning and Michael Finke

Investigating the Disconnect between Financial Knowledge and Behavior: The Role of Parental Influence and Psychological Characteristics in Responsible Financial Behaviors among Young Adults pp. 376-406

Ning Tang, Andrew Baker and Paula C. Peter

Bounded Rationality and Use of Alternative Financial Services pp. 407-435

Cliff A. Robb, Patryk Babiarz, Ann Woodyard and Martin C. Seay

Payday Loan and Pawnshop Usage: The Impact of Allowing Payday Loan Rollovers pp. 436-456

Susan Carter

The Effect of Information on Willingness to Pay for Canned Tuna Fish with Different Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Certification: A Pilot Study pp. 457-471

Tiziana de Magistris, Teresa Del Giudice and Fabio Verneau

Integration of a Financial Literacy Curriculum in a High School Economics Class: Implications of Varying the Input Mix from an Experiment pp. 472-487

Andrew Gill and Radha Bhattacharya

Volume 49, issue 1, 2015

Creating Financial Capability in the Next Generation: An Introduction to the Special Issue pp. 1-12

Margaret S. Sherraden and Michal Grinstein-Weiss

Foundations of Financial Well-Being: Insights into the Role of Executive Function, Financial Socialization, and Experience-Based Learning in Childhood and Youth pp. 13-38

Anita I. Drever, Elizabeth Odders-White, Charles W. Kalish, Nicole M. Else-Quest, Emily M. Hoagland and Emory N. Nelms

A Developmental Perspective on Children's Economic Agency pp. 39-68

Terri Friedline

Experimental Evidence on the Effects of Financial Education on Elementary School Students' Knowledge, Behavior, and Attitudes pp. 69-96

Michael Batty, J. Michael Collins and Elizabeth Odders-White

Increasing Youth Financial Capability: An Evaluation of the MyPath Savings Initiative pp. 97-126

Vernon Loke, Laura Choi and Margaret Libby

Financial Capability and Asset Accumulation for Children's Education: Evidence from an Experiment of Child Development Accounts pp. 127-155

Jin Huang, Yunju Nam, Michael Sherraden and Margaret Clancy

Financial Education and Savings Outcomes for Low-Income IDA Participants: Does Age Make a Difference? pp. 156-185

Michal Grinstein-Weiss, Shenyang Guo, Vanessa Reinertson and Blair Russell

Revaluing the Role of Parents as Financial Socialization Agents in Youth Financial Literacy Programs pp. 186-222

Geert van Campenhout

Does “Banking the Unbanked” Help Families to Save? Evidence from the United Kingdom pp. 223-249

Katie Fitzpatrick

Evaluating a Financial Education Curriculum as an Intervention to Improve Financial Behaviors and Financial Well-Being of Survivors of Domestic Violence: Results from a Longitudinal Randomized Controlled Study pp. 250-266

Judy L. Postmus, Andrea Hetling and Gretchen L. Hoge

A Balance Sheet Perspective on Financial Success: Why Starting Early Matters pp. 267-298

Ray Boshara and William Emmons