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social_image
2 findings
Behaviour & psychologySocial Excuse Mechanism in Transnational TransfersProviding a social excuse resulted in a 36.35 € increase in remittances under education labeling compared to private information (102.7 €), but across all 28 information treatment tests, 23 showed no statistically significant differences (e.g., p = 0.127 for equality of labeling effects across information treatments).RCTLabour & employmentStigma Beliefs and Pecuniary Expectations DecouplingStigma salience information significantly increased the belief that society looks down on entry-level jobs (+0.10 points, p < 0.01) and decreased expected family pride (-0.15 points, p < 0.10), while producing zero statistically significant change in expected starting salary (+57 EGP/month, p = 0.27) or 5-year expected salary (-92 EGP/month, p = 0.46).RCT