Household Expenditure on Leisure: a Comparative Study of Italian Households with Children from Y- and Z-Generation

What shapes tax morality in younger generations? A comparative analysis between Gen Y and Gen Z

“…However, a cohort can be defined as a generation when social modifications or historical events have substantially impacted people, pushing them to adopt new attitudes and lifestyles. Considering this, a cohort of people born in the same period cannot automatically be considered a generation (Diliberto et al., 2019).…”

“…1952; Lambert, 1972). Scholars have investigated generational differences in domains such as political participation (Kitanova, 2020), work values (Costanza et al., 2012), attitudes toward volunteering (Kovic & Hänsli, 2018), individualism versus collectivism (Sun & Wang, 2010), and leisure time (Diliberto et al., 2019), among others. Moreover, empirical research shows that tax morality, along with other ethical values, is partly transmitted through generations (Halla, 2012).…”

Sustainable family development: How changes in family life cycle influence household low-carbon use behavior through changing motivations

“…Although the application of the FLC to consumption decision-making is relatively well established (Belaid and Garcia, 2016;Diliberto et al, 2019;Xu et al, 2021), there is a gap on its effect in the fields of low-carbon behavior. Based on the principle of family formation, development and natural end, we proposed an adaptation of the FLC for the Chinese target group of our current study.…”