Mapping the landscape of financial knowledge and financial socialization: Evidence from bibliometric and systematic analysis

This study makes an essential contribution by bringing together the various literature in the field, highlighting the important sources, authors, and documents, and investigating the relationship between financial literacy and financial behavior. Bibliometric analysis was performed on the keywords “financial literacy” and “financial behavior”. A sample of 203 documents was taken for the study from the Scopus database for the period 2014-2023 insightful information about the status of research today. This study combines systematic and bibliometric analyses to demonstrate the essential association between financial literacy and financial behavior. It also makes recommendations for future research paths at some point. This study can provide valuable insights for formulating financial literacy and education policies. By employing this study, researchers can also determine future research areas in financial literacy and financial behavior. Biblioshiny, a web-based application in the bibliometric package developed in R, was used for the study. An in depth, systematic analysis of the top 20 cited papers provides.