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In 2021, in response to economic stagnation caused by the impact of severe special infectious pneumonia, the government implemented stimulus vouchers hoping to revive the economy. The revitalization coupons are divided into binding digital payment and traditional paper payment methods. The main purpose of this article is to explore which incentives will make people/users bind to digital payments. The data in this research comes from questionnaire analysis, and the research method uses the Logit model to understand what causes people to be willing to participate in digital payments. From empirical results, it is found that both young and old have incentives to bind digital payments. In terms of employment, the financial and insurance industry, public administration, Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Education, and the medical and health care industries have a relatively high willingness to participate in binding digital payments. Most of the bound digital payers treat the revival coupons as cash; from this point of view, there is low multiplier effect. Additionally, most of the bound digital payments are for gifting to family members. Therefore, we believe that three-generation households, i.e., younger and older people living together, will increase the digital bond rate because the elders and children give more shares to other family members. |