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Vermögende vermögen eigentlich mehr: trotz wachsenden Wohlstands stagniert das Spendenvolumen

Affluent people are actually capable of more: the volume of donations is stagnating despite increasing prosperity
[journal article]

Priller, Eckhard
Schupp, Jürgen

Abstract

"Frauen spenden mehr als Männer, Alte mehr als Junge. Auch das Einkommen hat einen wichtigen Einfluss auf das Spendenverhalten. All das gilt allerdings nur für Geldspenden. Bei der Blutspende sind die sozialen und finanziellen Unterschiede viel weniger von Belang. Hier spenden nahezu alle Schichten... view more

"Frauen spenden mehr als Männer, Alte mehr als Junge. Auch das Einkommen hat einen wichtigen Einfluss auf das Spendenverhalten. All das gilt allerdings nur für Geldspenden. Bei der Blutspende sind die sozialen und finanziellen Unterschiede viel weniger von Belang. Hier spenden nahezu alle Schichten und Klassen gleich - allerdings auch viel seltener. Während 2010 fast 40 Prozent aller Deutschen Geld spendeten, gaben nur sieben Prozent von ihrem eigenen Blut." (Autorenreferat)... view less


"Women donate more than men, older people more than younger. Income is another decisive factor influencing donation behavior, but only applies to donating money. With regard to blood donations, social and financial differences are of far less importance. In this case, almost all social groups and cl... view more

"Women donate more than men, older people more than younger. Income is another decisive factor influencing donation behavior, but only applies to donating money. With regard to blood donations, social and financial differences are of far less importance. In this case, almost all social groups and classes donate equally - albeit much less frequently. While in 2010, almost 40 percent of all Germans donated money, only seven percent gave blood." (author's abstract)... view less

Keywords
income; disposition; Federal Republic of Germany; donation; gender-specific factors; solidarity; social behavior

Classification
Sociology of Economics

Method
descriptive study

Document language
German

Publication Year
2011

Page/Pages
p. 34-37

Journal
WZB-Mitteilungen (2011) 134

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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