It is widely recognized by scholars that amenities affect the individual well-being. Ample
empirical evidence has been provided for developed countries, although this analysis for …

The quality of life literature revealed the role that natural resources and local consumption
amenities play in household preferences for cities and their growing importance in …

The proposition that living in the largest urban agglomerations of an advanced economy
reduces the average wellbeing of residents is known as the urban wellbeing paradox …

In recent years, economists have been using socio-economic and socio-demographic
characteristics to explain self-reported individual happiness or satisfaction with life. Using …

Geographical differences in wellbeing have attracted increased attention in the science of
happiness literature and recent research has become particularly interested in high …

Social scientists have under-examined neighborhood stores and other “resources” and their
relationships to community welfare and personal happiness. Because the presence of …

Recent progress in economics has moved subjective well-being towards the centre of the
discourse on economic policy and academic research. Until recently, the spatial side of …

Whether perceived importance can be used as a weighting factor for the aggregation of
domain satisfaction is an important issue in the literature on subjective well-being (SWB) …

Living in urban areas is the wish of many people. However, with population growth in those
areas, quality of life has become a concerning element for achieving sustainable cities …

Given that the majority of the world's population lives in urban places, the quality of the
urban environment has emerged as an issue of fundamental concern for citizens, academic …