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Money influences our lives, but its role varies according to culture: Canada, Senegal, Tunisia... Let's talk cash! What if we finally shattered taboos?
Money influences our lives, but its role varies according to culture: Canada, Senegal, Tunisia... Let's talk cash! What if we finally shattered taboos?
In Tunisia, Maher admits that he sometimes turns down going out due to lack of money. Between unequal living standards, gift pooling and gift bans, how to handle friendship?
In Belgium, Lola admits that she is uneasy with the stereotype that the man has to pay on a first date. How can we break down these expectations and rethink money for couples?
In France, Thaïs remarks that some people receive lots of pocket money. Does this parental support encourage equal opportunities or reinforce inequalities?
In Québec, Jean-Christophe notes that being in a couple is a financial benefit. Between economies of scale and social norms, what is the impact on our family organisation?
In Québec, Cyprien tells how he spent his first salary on parties and clothes. Reasoned or emotional budget, how to better manage money and its impact?
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, David confides that a man's place is determined by his financial contribution. Where does this link between masculinity and money come from? How can we break it down?
Jean-Christophe seems to have no difficulty talking about money in Québec but this is not the case in other cultures. What are the sources of this taboo or on the contrary a relationship with money without complexes?
Money influences our lives, but its role varies according to culture: Canada, Senegal, Tunisia... Let's talk cash! What if we finally shattered taboos?
Réalisation :Élisa Bernardeau
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