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 Form 4 Business Studies Online Lessons: Money and Banking

Factors that determine the amount of money held in the precautionary motive

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Factors that determine the amount of money held in the precautionary motive :
Level of income- the higher the income the higher the amount of money held for precautionary motive.
-Family status- high class families tend to hold more money for precautionary motive than low class families.
-Age of the individual- the aged tend to hold more money for precautionary motive than the young since they have more uncertainties than the young.
- Number of dependents- the more the dependents one has, the more the money they are likely to hold for precautionary motive.
-Individual‟s temperament- pessimists tend to hold more money for precautionary motives than the optimists because they normally think things will go wrong.
-Duration between incomes- those who earn money after a short time are likely to keep less
money than those who earn money after a long time.


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