Index

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(2021), "Index", Özen, E., Grima, S. and Gonzi, R.D. (Ed.) New Challenges for Future Sustainability and Wellbeing (Emerald Studies in Finance, Insurance, and Risk Management), Emerald Publishing Limited, Bingley, pp. 483-494. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80043-968-920211026

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INDEX

Absolute poverty

, 245–246

Access to finance

, 412

Account inactivity ratio (AIR)

, 419

Account ownership

of any type

, 379–380

in financial institution

, 380

Account usage ratio

, 419

Accounting practices

, 87

during pandemic

, 89–91

Accounting-based criteria

, 134

Acquisitions

, 434–435

Ad hoc model

, 185

Affective commitment

, 58

Affective organizational commitment (AOC), 51, 57–58 (see also Normative organizational commitment (NOC))

and KSB

, 59–60

reciprocity and

, 58–59

Akrah

, 347

Amana Funds

, 354

Antakya Long Bazaar

, 153, 155–156

Anthropomorphism

, 355

Appraisal

, 280–300

Arduino

, 369

Arellano bond estimation

, 32, 41

Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre (APERC)

, 181

Asian financial crisis

, 278

Asset Management Company (AMC)

, 300

Assets in funded private pension plans and public pension reserve funds

, 25–28

Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)

, 184

Asymmetric impact

, 320

Asymmetry

, 322, 325

Atmosphere

, 268, 271

Attitudes

, 218

use of crypto currency

, 218–220

Autoregressive Distribution Lag (ARDL)

, 299

Autoregressive distribution lag approach (ARDL approach)

, 320, 325

CUSUM stability test results

, 339

result post-crisis period

, 332

Autoregressive fractionally integrated moving average (ARFIMA)

, 323

Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA)

, 299

Ave Maria Catholic Values Fund (AVEMX)

, 352

Average variance extracted values (AVE values)

, 229, 450

Bailout funds

, 90

Balance sheet

, 90

Bank of Canada

, 308

Bank of England

, 308

Banks

, 278

specific determinants

, 278–280

Bartlett’s tests

, 225

Basel norms

, 300

Behavior

, 442

Big-bath accounting

, 90

BIST Informatics index

, 138

Bitcoins

, 11, 214

analysis of study

, 224–233

conceptual model and hypotheses development

, 218–222

implications for practice

, 235

implications for theory

, 233–234

instrument development and data collection

, 223–224

methodology

, 222–233

sampling procedure

, 222–223

wallets

, 214

Bivariate correlation

, 68–70

Blockchain

, 214, 218

Blocking factor

, 371

Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)

, 320

Bonding SC

, 153–154, 162

Borrowing from family or friends

, 380

Borrowing from financial institution

, 380

Borsa Istanbul

, 399

data and methodology

, 401–403

empirical results

, 403–406

literature review

, 399–401

Brand citizenship behavior (BCB)

, 442–443

limitation and directions for future studies

, 457–458

methodology

, 449–450

practical implications

, 456–457

results

, 450–453

theoretical background and hypothesis development

, 444–445

theoretical implications

, 455–456

Brand commitment (see also Internal branding (IB))

mediation role of

, 447

serial multiple mediating effects

, 447–448

Brand trust

, 443

mediation role

, 446

serial multiple mediating effects

, 447–448

Bridging SC

, 153–154, 162

Business owners, findings of interviews conducted with

, 159–172

Capital (Gavras)

, 204

Capital markets

, 18

Capitalism and Freedom

, 201

Carbon dioxide (CO₂)

, 268

Cash Conversion Cycle (CCC)

, 399–400

Cash payments

, 12

Cash-in-hand

, 11–13

Cement

, 398

Cement industry

, 398, 401

Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)

, 383

Central Banking

, 269–270

Central banks, 269, 272 (see also Policy options for central banks)

in financial sector

, 311

responsibility

, 270–273

risks for

, 269

Chimera

, 207

Christianity

, 345–347

Classical energy security

, 180

Climate bank

, 315–316

Climate change

, 269–270

difficulty in measuring

, 271–272

events

, 308

in financial sector

, 310–311

origins

, 309–310

risk

, 268

shifting responsibility to others

, 273–274

Climate change capital surcharge (CCC surcharge)

, 311–315

Climate change impact ratio (CCI ratio)

, 312

Climate change risk assets (CCRAs)

, 312

Climate mitigation

, 273

Cognitive consistency theory

, 446

Collective action, findings for

, 168–170

Combined assurance

, 464–465

findings

, 474–479

literature review

, 470–472

model

, 467–470

research methodology

, 472–474

results and recommendations

, 479–481

Commitment

, 51–52, 56–57, 63–64, 443

Commitment-trust theory

, 443, 447–448

Common method bias (CMB)

, 64

Communication sub-sector findings

, 144–146

Communities of practice

, 50

Competition

, 430

concentration of companies

, 433–435

EU rules on concentration control

, 436–437

implementation of concentration procedures

, 437–438

law

, 430–431

legal aspect of competition in Kosovo

, 431–433

literature review

, 430–431

negative consequences

, 435

relevant market

, 435–436

types of concentrations and consequences on

, 435

Composite reliability (CR)

, 229

Compound index

, 184

Concentration

of companies

, 433–435

implementation of concentration procedures

, 437–438

Confidence intervals

, 124

Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA)

, 67–68, 225

ConocoPhillips (COP)

, 352

Consumer price index (CPI)

, 320

Consumer trust

, 200–201

Content analysis

, 280–300, 350–351

Cooperation category, findings for

, 168–170

Coordinated consequences

, 435

Coronavirus

, 88

Corporate social responsibility (CSR)

, 200, 342–345

approach

, 201–204

measures

, 343

studies

, 200

Coverage of funded and private pension plans

, 21–25

COVID-19

, 87–88

Credit card ownership

, 380

Critical sampling

, 251

Criticism of financial inclusion

, 4–13

Cronbach’s alpha

, 101, 452

coefficients

, 224, 229

Crypto currencies

, 11, 212

dis-adoption of

, 212–213

link between attitude toward and intention to use

, 221

link between perceived risk and attitudes toward use of

, 218–220

link between perceived risk and intention to use of

, 220–221

literature review

, 213–214

Cryptographic money

, 213

Cultural sensitivity

, 99

Current ratio (CR)

, 399

Customer-oriented applications

, 364, 366

DALI systems

, 372–373

Dash

, 214

Days of inventory outstanding (DIO)

, 400

Days payables outstanding (DPO)

, 400

Days sales outstanding (DSO)

, 400

Debit card ownership

, 380

Decent lives

, 246

Defined contributions (DC)

, 22

Dependency index

, 184

Depression

, 250

Descriptive statistics

, 224

Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity (DMIS)

, 98

Dharma

, 347–348

Digital currency

, 11

Digital finance

, 9, 11, 382

Digital money

, 10–11

Digital payment technology

, 384

Digital wallets

, 11

Division of labor

, 201

Domestic production index

, 184

Dominant position

, 431

Dot. com bubble

, 2

Double translation method

, 224

Downward social comparison

, 249

Durbin–Watson test

, 140–143

E-wallets

, 11

Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization (EBITDA)

, 398–399, 401

Earnings Before Interest and Taxes (EBIT)

, 401

Earnings management

, 90

Earnings per share (EPS)

, 135–136

Econometric analysis

, 39–44

Econometric models

, 32–33

Economic competition

, 153, 155

Economic crisis

, 88

Economic Development Foundation (IKV)

, 208

Economic enterprises

, 201

Economic gains

, 120

Economic growth

, 34–39

effect of financial inclusion on

, 391–392

Economic reforms

, 320

Economic value added (EVA)

, 137

Educational Volunteers Foundation of Turkey (TEGV)

, 208

Elected officials

, 273

Electronic Cards

, 382

Electronic money (e-money)

, 213

Employee

commitment

, 56–57

in tourism enterprises

, 97

Empowerment of women

, 385

Energy Balance Tables

, 183

Energy imports

, 180, 182

Energy policies

, 180

Energy saving

, 372–373

Energy security

, 180, 184–185

basic elements

, 181

definitional framework

, 180–183

index

, 186

indicators

, 182

Energy Security Index

, 185

Energy Security Physical Availability Index (ESPAI)

, 183

Energy Security Price Index (ESPI)

, 183

Energy supply security

, 184

empirical literature review

, 183–185

empirical results

, 187–189

index methodology and data set

, 185–187

in Turkey

, 184

Enterprise

, 432

Environment

, 271

Environmental issues

, 204, 207

Environmental responsibility

, 342, 345

Ethereum

, 214

Ethnocentrism

, 98

Ethnorelativism

, 98

European Central Bank (ECB)

, 268

European Commission (EC)

, 29

European Union (EU)

, 431

law

, 431

rules on concentration control

, 436–437

Evaluation criteria

, 134

Exchange rate and SPs

, 323–324

Exchange-traded funds

, 349

Exclusive control

, 434

Exploratory factor analysis

, 224

External assurance providers

, 469

Extrinsic motivation

, 51

ExxonMobil

, 352

Fair value accounting

, 89–90

Faith-based environmental accountabilities

, 345–349

Faith-based funds

, 342

conceptual framework

, 342–349

research method and data analysis

, 349–355

Finance

, 6–7

Financial access ratio (FAR)

, 418–419

Financial crisis

, 89

Financial education

, 6, 390–391

Financial exclusion

, 412–413

Financial inclusion

, 2–3, 412–413

benefits

, 7–8

critical dimensions

, 3

criticism

, 4–13

in Nigeria

, 378–379

theoretical perspectives

, 3–14

Financial institutions

, 269–270, 308

activities

, 272

Financial literacy

, 5–6

training

, 386

Financial performance

, 398

Financial regulator

, 383–384

Financial reporting

, 87

Financial risk

, 216, 218–219, 310

Financial sector

, 269–270

central bank and risk in

, 311

climate change in

, 310–311

Financial technology (Fintech)

, 381, 385

Financialization of poverty

, 6–7

Financially excluded population (FEP)

, 417

Financially included population

, 416–417, 420, 424–425

Finnet database

, 401

Firms

, 398

Fixed-rate risk capital

, 312–315

Forced financial exclusion ratio (FFER)

, 418

Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEIK)

, 208

Fossil fuels

, 183

short-term risks

, 186

Turkey’s imports of

, 193–198

Franciscansim

, 346

Free and effective competition

, 431

Free market economy

, 430

“Friday for the Future” movement

, 206

Gaining control

, 434

Gallipoli war

, 122

GARCH

, 324

Gender inequality

, 3

General Energy Balance Tables

, 186

General Model of Workplace Commitment

, 60

General Workplace Commitment

, 61

Generalized Estimating Equations (GEE)

, 32

Generalized Method of Moments (GMM)

, 32, 41, 299, 403

Global warming, 205 (see also Climate change)

Globalization

, 99

Goodness of fit indices

, 228

Governments

, 274

Great Britain

, 127–128

Great World War

, 120–121

Gross domestic product (GDP)

, 18, 41, 152, 414

Guidestone Funds

, 352–353

Hardware marketing sub-sector findings

, 142–144

Harman’s single factor test

, 66–67, 229

Hausman–Taylor Regression

, 32

Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI)

, 184–185

Hindu Heritage Endowment

, 354–355

Hinduism

, 347–348

Holt–Winters

, 123

Hotel enterprises

, 97, 99

Hypothesis testing

, 452–453

Inclusion

, 3

proponents

, 3–4

Income inequality

, 3

Income smoothing

, 90

Income–increasing earnings management

, 91

Independent variables (IVs)

, 320

Index of financial inclusion (IFI)

, 412

literature on

, 413–414

and measurement

, 414–419

Industrial production index (IIP)

, 320

Industrial productivity index and SPs

, 324–325

Industrial Revolution

, 201

Industry production index (IPI)

, 406

Inflation

, 19, 41

and SP movement

, 322–323

Instagram

, 248

Institutions

, 163–165

Integrated reporting

, 464

479

and framework

, 465–467

literature review

, 470–472

research methodology

, 472–474

results and recommendations

, 479–481

Intellectual company

, 203–208

Intensity index

, 184

Intention

to use

, 212

use of crypto currency

, 220–221

Intercultural communication

, 96–98

Intercultural sensitivity

, 96–97

conceptual perspective toward

, 97–100

data collection tools

, 100–101

distribution of reliability analysis

, 101

distribution regarding demographic characteristics

, 104

distribution regarding factor analysis

, 102–103

findings and evaluation

, 101–114

levels of hotel employees

, 99

purpose and method of research

, 100

Intercultural Sensitivity Scale (ISS)

, 100

Interest rate (Irate)

, 320

and SP

, 323

Internal assurance providers

, 469

Internal audit

, 471

Internal branding (IB)

, 442–443

limitation and directions for future studies

, 457–458

methodology

, 449–450

practical implications

, 456–457

results

, 450–453

theoretical background and hypothesis development

, 444–445

theoretical implications

, 455–456

International climate change organizations and groups

, 273–274

International Energy Agency (IEA)

, 181

International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC)

, 465

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

, 205, 269

International Standard on Assurance Engagements (ISAE)

, 471

International Standards on Auditing (ISA)

, 471

Internet of Things (IoT)

, 364

architectural structure and operating system of IoT-based smart home systems

, 367–369

difficulties encountered within the scope of smart home systems and

, 373–374

and energy saving

, 372–373

findings

, 367–374

IoT-based alarm and security systems

, 371–372

literature review

, 364–366

and mobile-supported customer-focused smart home systems applications

, 369–373

research methodology

, 366–367

smart home systems

, 365–366

Intrinsic motivation

, 51

Investing

, 342

Investments

, 20

performance of private pension funds and public pension reserve funds

, 28–29

Iota

, 214

Islam

, 347

Istanbul Culture and Art Foundation (IFCA)

, 208

İzmir Culture, Art and Education Foundation (IKSEV)

, 208

Jewish Socially Responsible Investing

, 355

Johansen Cointegration technique

, 323

Joint control

, 434

Joint venture

, 434

Judaism

, 348–349

Kaiser–Mayer–Olkin tests (KMO tests)

, 101, 225

Karma

, 348

Knowing process

, 50

Knowledge

, 50, 52, 56

creation and innovation

, 53

of employees

, 50

sharing

, 50, 53

Knowledge management systems (KM systems)

, 52

Knowledge sharing behavior (KSB)

, 51–54, 63

affective organizational commitment

, 57–60

bivariate correlation

, 68–70

confirmatory factor analysis and measurement model

, 65

data collection tool

, 63

employee commitment

, 56–57

findings

, 72

Harman’s single factor test

, 66–67

limitations and future recommendations

, 75

management strategies

, 53

measuring instrument

, 63–64

mediation of organizational commitment

, 61

methodology

, 62

normative organization commitment

, 58, 60

population and sample size

, 62–63

rationale of study

, 52

reciprocity and

, 55–56

relationship among reciprocity, KSB, and AOC

, 70–71

relationship among reciprocity, KSB, and NOC

, 71–72

research design

, 62

results

, 64

sample characteristics

, 64–65

skewness and kurtosis

, 65–66

social exchange theory

, 54–55

KNX system

, 368

Kolmogorov–Smirnov test

, 101

Kosovo

, 430

legal aspect of competition in

, 431–433

market

, 430

Kruskal–Wallis test

, 108, 108

Kurtosis

, 65–67

Lagrance Multiplier test (LM test)

, 402

Law on the Protection of Competition (LPC)

, 432

Learning

, 248–249

Learning category, findings for

, 170–172

Lending restriction to businesses in industries

, 315

Liability risks

, 310

Linear autoregressive distribution lag approach

, 320

LISREL statistical program

, 224, 225

Litecoin

, 214

LKCM Aquinas funds

, 351–352

Log of consumer price (LNCPI)

, 320

Log of Industrial Production index (LIIP)

, 320

Log of Interest rate (LIN)

, 320

Log of Real exchange rate (LREER)

, 320

Log of stock market index (LSTK)

, 320

Long-term energy security

, 181

Loss avoidance accounting

, 90

Macroeconomic determinants

, 278–280

Macroeconomic policies

, 271

Mann–Whitney U test

, 111–112

“Mark to market” accounting rules

, 89

Market capitalization (MC)

, 19

Market economy

, 430

Market value added (MVA)

, 134, 137–138

Market-to-Book Ratio (MB)

, 136, 399

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

, 181

Material possessions

, 257

Maturity

, 343

Measurement

model

, 65

scales

, 240–241

Merger and acquisitions

, 433

Meta-analysis of pension reforms in OECD countries

, 29–32

Meyer and Allen model

, 57

Micro and small businesses (MSBs)

, 152

Mis-measurement of risk

, 271–272

MMA Praxis Mutual Funds

, 353

Mobile Bank Apps

, 382

Mobile systems

, 366

Modern energy security

, 180

Monero

, 214

Multinational enterprises

, 96

Mutual funds

, 349, 353

Nem

, 214

Neo

, 214

Net operating profit after taxes (NOPAT)

, 137

Networks

, 154–155

findings for participation in networks category

, 165–168

for Greening Financial System

, 268

New Covenant Fund

, 352

Nigeria, financial inclusion in

, 378–379

areas for improvement

, 384–388

barriers to

, 389–391

factors

, 381–384

effect of financial inclusion on economic growth

, 391–392

literature review

, 388–391

trends and analysis

, 379–381

Nigerian studies

, 388–389

Nobel Prize in Economics (Friedman)

, 201

Non-autoregressive distribution lag (NARDL approach)

, 320, 322, 325, 327, 332

Non-cash payment alternatives

, 12

Non-financial business sector (NFBS)

, 152

Nonperforming loans (NPLs)

, 278

critical analysis and findings

, 280–300

empirical studies related to NPLs and determinants for risk management

, 281–298

practical implication for Asian countries

, 302–303

recommendation of study

, 300–302

research design

, 279–280

Normative commitment

, 60

Normative organizational commitment (NOC)

, 51, 58

and KSB

, 60

reciprocity and

, 60

Norms

, 154–155

Norms

, 163–165

North Cyprus

, 442

Optimistic envy

, 250

Ordu Yardımlaşma Kurumu pension fund (OYAK pension fund)

, 22

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

, 18, 21–22, 25

comparative analysis of linear trends for assets of pensional funds and economic growth

, 34–39

meta-analysis of pension reforms in

, 29–32

Organizational climate

, 443

moderating role

, 448–449

Organizational commitment

, 51–52, 56–57

mediation of

, 61

Organizational communications

, 50

Ottoman Empire

, 120

data and methodology

, 123–124

facts

, 121–123

findings

, 124–129

in war time

, 123

Ottoman government

, 121–122

Pakistan pharmaceutical industry

, 51

Pandemic

, 87–88

accounting practices during

, 89–91

relaxing accounting rules during

, 91

Pay-as-you-go schemes (PAYG schemes)

, 20–21

Pearson correlation coefficient

, 40–41

Pension funds

, 18

assets

, 20

comparative analysis of linear trends for assets of pensional funds and economic growth

, 34–39

econometric analysis and study findings

, 39–44

impact

, 20

literature review

, 19–21

meta-analysis of pension reforms in OECD countries

, 29–32

methodology

, 32–34

performance

, 19

private pensions and reserve funds of public pensions

, 21–29

Pension savings

, 19

Perceived risks

, 213, 215–218

use of crypto currency

, 218–221

Performance risk

, 216

Personal interactions

, 50

Pessimistic envy

, 250

Phenomenological approach

, 250

Physical appearance

, 256–257

Physical risks

, 217, 310

5-point Likert Scale

, 224

Policy options for central banks

, 308, 311

climate bank

, 315–316

climate change capital surcharge

, 311–315

fixed-rate risk capital

, 312–315

important assets

, 316

lending restriction to businesses in industries

, 315

literature review

, 309–311

Political psychology

, 4

Politicians

, 273

Population

, 62–63

Post-achievement slack hypothesis

, 8

Poverty, 4–6, 245–247, 412 (see also Relative poverty)

reduction

, 378

Price to earnings ratio (P/E ratio)

, 136, 399

Privacy risk

, 217, 220

Private pension fund assets (PPA)

, 25

Private pensions of public pensions

, 21

assets in

, 25–28

coverage of

, 21–25

investment performance of

, 28–29

Professional pension systems

, 22

Professional/academic career

, 257–258

Prospectuses

, 349–350

Psychological risk

, 217

Public debt (PB)

, 19

Public Disclosure Platform (KAP)

, 138

Public relations

, 200

Qualitative analysis methods

, 472

Qualitative research approach

, 472

Qualitative study method

, 250

Quick fix hypothesis

, 7–8

Random-effect panel regressions

, 402

Rate of financial exclusion (RFE)

, 417

Rate of financial inclusion index (RFI index)

, 414–415, 420–433

Ready mixed concrete industries

, 398

Real effective exchange rate (REER)

, 320

Reciprocity

, 51–52, 55, 63

and AOC

, 58–59

and knowledge sharing behavior

, 55–56

and NOC

, 60

Regression

analysis

, 69–70

model

, 134

Regulatory sandbox for financial innovation

, 386–388

Relative deprivation

, 246

Relative poverty

, 244–247

analysis and results

, 253–254

data collection tool

, 252

limitations and assumptions

, 252–253

methodology

, 250–253

result models of study

, 260–262

sample of study

, 251–252

statements of belonging to themes

, 254–258

validity–reliability

, 252

Relaxing accounting rules

, 91

Relevant market

, 435–436

Reliability

analysis

, 450

tests of scales

, 224–225

Religion-based organizations

, 345

Reputation management

, 203

Reserve funds of public pensions

, 21

assets in

, 25–28

coverage of

, 21–25

investment performance of

, 28–29

Return on assets (ROA)

, 135, 401

Return on equity (ROE)

, 135, 399

Return on sales rate

, 136

Review

, 280

Richness of Nations (Smith)

, 201

Ripple

, 214

Risks

, 215

in financial sector

, 311

management

, 268, 271–272, 468

Risky external energy supply (Rees)

, 187

Robo-advisors

, 385

Rohm Bank

, 312

Rural financial inclusion rate index (RFIR index)

, 416

S&P 500 companies

, 310

Sample size

, 62–63

Sanctions

, 163–165

Saved at financial institution

, 380

Saved using savings club or person outside family

, 380–381

Security

, 364–365

Sensors

, 366

Shannon Weiner-Neumann indices (SWN indices)

, 185

Shannon-Wiener Index (SW Index)

, 185

Short-term energy security

, 181

Skewness

, 65–67

Smart home systems

, 365–366, 373

Social capital (SC)

, 152

benefits

, 155

data analysis

, 157–159

explanation of scales

, 156–157

findings of interviews conducted with business owners

, 159–172

literature review

, 153–155

research methodology

, 155–172

Social comparison

, 249

Social constructivist theory

, 4

Social exchange theory (SET)

, 52, 54–55

Social learning theory (SLT)

, 245

social media and

, 247–249

Social life

, 256

Social media

envy on

, 250

platforms

, 248

and SLT

, 247–249

Social networking sites (SNSs)

, 258

Social networks

, 154–155

Social Responsibilities of the Businessman (Bowen)

, 202

Social responsibility

, 201

Social risk

, 217

Socially responsible investments (SRIs)

, 342–343

Socially responsible mutual funds (SR mutual funds)

, 355

Software sub-sector findings

, 139–142

Specialization

, 201

Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA)

, 436

Steward Mutual Funds

, 354

Stimulus packages

, 90

Stock price (SP)

, 320

literature review

, 322–325

methodology

, 325–326

movements

, 320

research objective

, 325

results

, 327–331

source of data and techniques

, 325

Stock-flow-fund ecological macroeconomic model

, 310

Supportive knowledge sharing

, 56

Sustainability

, 202

Sustainable development

, 183

Sustainable pension development

, 19

Systemic banks

, 89

Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures

, 268

Technology Acceptance Model

, 234

Thrivent Financial

, 353–354

Time risk

, 216–217, 219

Timothy plan funds

, 354

Tokyo Exchange Index

, 323

Total invested capital (TC)

, 137

Tourism

, 97

Tourism enterprises

, 96

employees in

, 97

Traditional performance evaluation criteria

, 134

performance evaluation criteria

, 135–138

research

, 138–146

Transaction account

, 8–10

Transition risks

, 310

Travel/vacation

, 254–256

Triple exponential smoothing (see Holt–Winters)

Trust

, 154, 443

findings for trust category

, 159–163

findings for trust promoting mechanisms

, 163–165

Turk Administration Association (TSID)

, 208

Turkey

, 406, 465

energy resources in

, 180, 183

energy supply security

, 184

Turkey Combating Soil Erosion, for Reforestation and the Protection of Natural Assets (TEMA)

, 208

Turkey Economic and Social Studies Foundation (TESEV)

, 208

Turkey Family Health and Planning Foundation (TAPV)

, 208

Turkey third Sector Foundation (TÜSEV)

, 208

Turkish Education Foundation (TEV)

, 208

Turkish Industrialists and Business People’s Association (TUSIAD)

, 208

Turkish industry

, 208

Türkiye Çimento Müstahsilleri Birliği (TCMA)

, 398

UNESCO Climate Change Initiative

, 268

Unilateral consequences

, 435

United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCBs)

, 351

Upward social comparison

, 249

Urban financial inclusion rate index (UFIR index)

, 416

USSD Codes

, 382

Validity

analysis

, 450

tests of scales

, 224–225

Value at Risk Methodology (VAR)

, 299

Vector Error Correction Model (VECM)

, 299

Venezuela crisis

, 278

Virtual money

, 213

Voluntary financial education

, 6

Voluntary financial exclusion (VFE)

, 417–418

Wealth of Nations, The (Smith)

, 202

Weighted average cost of capital (WACC)

, 137

Wheat prices

, 124–125

Written contributions

, 50

Z-Wave mesh network structure

, 368

Z-zones

, 206

Zcash

, 214