J Graafland, B Lous - Journal of happiness studies, 2019 - Springer
Literature has argued that income inequality crowds out trust. However, whether income inequality makes people less trusting depends on how they perceive income inequality …
U Kollamparambil - Journal of Happiness Studies, 2020 - Springer
This paper explores the trends and determinants in happiness and happiness inequality in South Africa at the individual and aggregate district municipality level using the four waves …
The happiness literature empirically shows that individuals are happier not necessarily if they live in a country with high economic growth, but most important if they live in cohesive …
This paper examines the impacts of cooking fuel choices on individuals' subjective well- being, measured by happiness and life satisfaction, using open-access data from the 2016 …
The aim of this paper is to propose a class of composite indicators for measuring well-being at the local level, which takes into account the variability between and within the local units …
In spite of the great U‐turn that saw income inequality rise in Western countries in the 1980s, happiness inequality has fallen in countries that have experienced income growth (but not in …
What should the populations of developing countries expect from income growth and development? Easterlin and various co-authors have shown that, paradoxically, average …
J Yang, K Liu, Y Zhang - Journal of Happiness Studies, 2019 - Springer
Along with China becoming an upper-middle-income country from a lower-middle-income one after 2009, happiness inequality in China has been enlarged. Based on the Chinese …
We investigate whether the correlation of income and social capital with well-being changes in times of economic crisis. Both subjective well-being and social capital may decline during …