Greed is the insatiable desire for more. It is an important economic motive with numerous implications for consumer behavior and decision processes. We describe research showcasing the good, the bad and the ugly of dispositional greed. The good of greed refers to the potential advantageous consequences for society as a whole and for greedy people themselves. The bad of greed refers to the potential harm that it causes to others, and the ugliness of greed refers to the disadvantageous consequences of being greedy for the people themselves
Greed is a central part of human nature. In history, feudal barons and kings, as war profiteers, con...
Greed is often defined as an excessive insatiable desire to acquire or possess more. Throughout its ...
Greed is often seen as immoral. Although the assumption that greed elicits unethical behavior is wid...
Greed is an important motive: it is seen as both productive (a source of ambition; the motor of the ...
Greed is considered a fundamental motive for actions in a materialistic lifestyle. However, no empir...
Perceptions of greed permeate the popular business and management environment, yet the scholarly lit...
Greed is considered a fundamental motive for actions in a materialistic lifestyle. However, no resea...
Greed is often defined as an excessive insatiable desire to acquire or possess more. Throughout its ...
Greed is the insatiable desire for more (Seuntjens et al., 2015). This desire can be felt for moneta...
Greed is an important precursor to envy. It is unclear, however, whether this link reflects only mal...
Although greed is both hailed as the motor of economic growth and blamed as the cause of economic cr...
In this paper I attempt to clarify the nature of the vice of greed, focusing on what can be called “...
The primary goal of this study is to further validate the ‘dispositional greed scale’ by relating it...
In three studies, we show that loss aversion is essential to greed, in addition to acquisitive behav...
Greed is a central part of human nature. In history, feudal barons and kings, as war profiteers, con...
Greed is often defined as an excessive insatiable desire to acquire or possess more. Throughout its ...
Greed is often seen as immoral. Although the assumption that greed elicits unethical behavior is wid...
Greed is an important motive: it is seen as both productive (a source of ambition; the motor of the ...
Greed is considered a fundamental motive for actions in a materialistic lifestyle. However, no empir...
Perceptions of greed permeate the popular business and management environment, yet the scholarly lit...
Greed is considered a fundamental motive for actions in a materialistic lifestyle. However, no resea...
Greed is often defined as an excessive insatiable desire to acquire or possess more. Throughout its ...
Greed is the insatiable desire for more (Seuntjens et al., 2015). This desire can be felt for moneta...
Greed is an important precursor to envy. It is unclear, however, whether this link reflects only mal...
Although greed is both hailed as the motor of economic growth and blamed as the cause of economic cr...
In this paper I attempt to clarify the nature of the vice of greed, focusing on what can be called “...
The primary goal of this study is to further validate the ‘dispositional greed scale’ by relating it...
In three studies, we show that loss aversion is essential to greed, in addition to acquisitive behav...
Greed is a central part of human nature. In history, feudal barons and kings, as war profiteers, con...
Greed is often defined as an excessive insatiable desire to acquire or possess more. Throughout its ...
Greed is often seen as immoral. Although the assumption that greed elicits unethical behavior is wid...