An econometric model of alumni giving: a case study for a liberal arts college.: An article from: American Economist

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From the supplier: An econometric model of the giving behavior of liberal arts college alumni determines factors associated with donation. The model was developed by analyzing the relations between the size of contributions and the individual characteristics of alumnus. Factors positively related to individual giving include income, age, alumni activity, being single, an engineering degree and fraternity/sorority affiliation. Factors negatively related to giving, on the other hand, include unemployment and distance of current residence to college.

Citation Details
Title: An econometric model of alumni giving: a case study for a liberal arts college.
Author: Thomas H. Bruggink
Publication:American Economist (Refereed)
Date: September 22, 1995
Publisher: Omicron Delta Epsilon
Volume: v39 Issue: n2 Page: p53(8)

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