A Study Of Factors Influencing Gen Y Managing Debt In Thailand
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This study determines the factors influencing Gen Y managing debt in Thailand. The study used quantitative research with Cronbach’s Alpha, Descriptive and Inferential statistics to analyze the data from the questionnaire towards Gen Y group in Thailand. There were 388 respondents who have met the criteria and matched the target group . The questionnaire consists of four independent variables which included Gen Y personal debt, spending habit, lifestyle and Gen Y personal income . Three variables except spending habit had significant influence on Gen Y managing debt in Thailand.
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