The series of the ID card are formed of two letters, representing the abbreviation of the county (but not always) (the abbreviation is sometimes the same as the license plate indicative) or of the county's seat that issued the document. Direcia de Eviden a Persoanelor Iai a fost înfiinat ca serviciu public de interes judeean cu personalitate juridic, prin reorganizarea serviciului de stare civil din aparatul propriu al Consiliului Judeean Iai i a formaiunii teritoriale de eviden informatizat a persoanei. Validity (issuing date (DD.MM.YY) and expiration date (DD.MM.YYY)).(Since 2009 they replaced parent's first names with the citizenship.).Parent's first name(s) (usually, the mother's middle name (if any) is not displayed (but registered into the database), due to lack of space).CNP (Romanian: Cod Numeric Personal English: Personal Numerical Code) the same for every ID card of the individual (see below).Series and number of the ID card (changes every time the bearer changes the ID card).The old identity bulletins issued without expiry date to senior citizens remained valid (for use in Romania). The structures empowered to issue identity documents are public community services for People subordinated to local and county councils and the General Council of the municipality (and the local councils of Bucharest Municipality sectors). This document is issued from the age of 14 years. The identity card is the document issued to Romanian citizen and proving identity, home address and, where appropriate, address of residence of the proprietor. The new identity document was designed and released into the computerised system is intended to facilitate a number of advantages for both the state and the citizen. More importantly, they also should consider their religiosity and fatalist beliefs.As a result, in June 1997 work began issuing the new format of identity card. Brokerage and insurance firms should take into consider where their clients come from originally, gender, age and education. We have a failure to accept the null hypothesis, therefore age, gender, education, regions, cultural and religious factors affect to the decisions of Turkish citizens. It is a new contribution to the literature.
Westerner citizens are less fatalist and religious than Easterners. Young and well educated Turkish people are more religious and fatalist than older ages. The results confirms other researches findings such as women are more risk averse than men, less fatalist and religious. This research investigates if religiosity and cultural differences affect risk taking in Turkish society by applying online questionnaire. Human psychology is being affected by some factors such as weather conditions, geography, culture, religion etc. Behavioral finance literature postulates to connection between human psychology and market movements.
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