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Direct linkWiepking, Pamala; Maas, Ineke – Social Forces, 2009
In this study we examine whether and why human and social resources increase charitable giving. Using the Giving in The Netherlands Panel Study 2003, we find that people with more extended networks and higher education are more generous. However, these effects can be completely explained by financial resources, church attendance, requests for…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Verbal Ability, Social Networks, Human Resources
