The European Journal of Social & Behavioural Sciences
Online ISSN: 2301-2218
European Publisher
Predictors and Effects of the Economic Consciousness of the Indigenous Peoples of the North
Table 1: Results of the factor analysis of the economic attitudes of the indigenous peoples of the North
| Factors | |||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | |
| confidence in the future thanks to savings | .813 | ||
| financial literacy | .795 | ||
| consumer satisfaction | .772 | ||
| the desire to save | .661 | ||
| activity in the banking sector | .602 | ||
| financial optimism | .565 | ||
| willingness to invest | .541 | ||
| consumer activity | .535 | ||
| rationality of purchases | .533 | ||
| cognitive economic activity | .518 | ||
| negative attitude towards entrepreneurs | .805 | ||
| priority of earnings to health | .710 | ||
| significance of financial status | .484 | ||
| distrust of banks | .475 | ||
| preference for loans | .452 | ||
| priority of earnings to vocation | .433 | ||
| the value of independent economic achievements | .784 | ||
| awareness of consumer irrationality | .698 | ||
| economic ambitions | .555 | ||
| investment illiteracy | .460 | ||
| Proportion of the explicable variance, % | 20.19 | 12.70 | 10.12 |