Happiness, Markets, and Democracy: Latin America in Comparative Perspective
- Carol Graham
- Stefano Pettinato
DOIAbstract
Subjective well-being, Relative income differences, Inflation, Unemployment, Markets, Democracy,
Subjective well-being, Relative income differences, Inflation, Unemployment, Markets, Democracy,
This paper explores the relatively intriguing area of research on the “economics of happiness”. The ...
This paper addresses the issues involved in taking a broader, quality of life-based approach rather ...
The happiness literature provides evidence on various factors, other than money, that do seem to con...
abstract: As happiness research has begun to examine trends outside of Western countries, Latin Amer...
Despite being on average a relatively happy country, Colombia has a high level of inequality in subj...
The aim of this study is to explore the link between subjective wellbeing and economic development. ...
Over the past several years, most countries in Latin America and the Caribbean have experienced macr...
The purpose of this dissertation is to measure well-being in South American countries based on equiv...
We use the 2016-17 wave of the LAPOP AmericasBarometer survey to investigate the relationship betwee...
This chapter uses an individual approach to analyze satisfaction with democracy (SWD) among both Lat...
positional, relational and social capital components FRANCESCO SARRACINO Economics has always been i...
The subjective well-being political paradox describes the observation that individuals are on averag...
How has Latin America's wellbeing evolved over time? How does Latin America compare to today's devel...
Public support is essential for the survival of a democratic regime. While support for democracy ind...
Economics has always been interested in people's well-being and its maximization, nevertheless ...
This paper explores the relatively intriguing area of research on the “economics of happiness”. The ...
This paper addresses the issues involved in taking a broader, quality of life-based approach rather ...
The happiness literature provides evidence on various factors, other than money, that do seem to con...
abstract: As happiness research has begun to examine trends outside of Western countries, Latin Amer...
Despite being on average a relatively happy country, Colombia has a high level of inequality in subj...
The aim of this study is to explore the link between subjective wellbeing and economic development. ...
Over the past several years, most countries in Latin America and the Caribbean have experienced macr...
The purpose of this dissertation is to measure well-being in South American countries based on equiv...
We use the 2016-17 wave of the LAPOP AmericasBarometer survey to investigate the relationship betwee...
This chapter uses an individual approach to analyze satisfaction with democracy (SWD) among both Lat...
positional, relational and social capital components FRANCESCO SARRACINO Economics has always been i...
The subjective well-being political paradox describes the observation that individuals are on averag...
How has Latin America's wellbeing evolved over time? How does Latin America compare to today's devel...
Public support is essential for the survival of a democratic regime. While support for democracy ind...
Economics has always been interested in people's well-being and its maximization, nevertheless ...
This paper explores the relatively intriguing area of research on the “economics of happiness”. The ...
This paper addresses the issues involved in taking a broader, quality of life-based approach rather ...
The happiness literature provides evidence on various factors, other than money, that do seem to con...
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