Table 1.
Descriptive statistics: Patience and present bias.
Fig 1.
The association of time preference and the probability of obtaining a tertiary degree.
Fig 2.
The relationship of time preference with the probability of having no-maturity exam.
Fig 3.
The association of time preference with being employed.
Fig 4.
The association of time preference with income.
Fig 5.
The association of time preference with wealth.
Fig 6.
The association of time preference with banking decisions.
Fig 7.
The association of time preference with saving decisions.
Fig 8.
The association of time preferences with financial difficulties.
Fig 9.
The association of time preference with having bad health.
Fig 10.
The relationship between time preference and having good health.