Does Income Inequality Influence Subjective Wellbeing? Evidence from 21 Developing Countries

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2019-04

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2018-06-04

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Reyes-García, V. Angelsen, A. Shively, G. Minkin, D. 2019. Does Income Inequality Influence Subjective Wellbeing? Evidence from 21 Developing Countries. Journal of Happiness Studies, 20: 1197-1215. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10902-018-9992-0

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AGROVOC Keywords
income; livelihoods
Subjects
ECOSYSTEM SERVICES
Countries
Ethiopia; Nigeria; Uganda; Bangladesh; Zambia; Cameroon; Ghana; Burkina Faso; Senegal; Malawi; Indonesia; China; Cambodia; Bolivia; Mozambique; Nepal; Guatemala; Brazil; Vietnam; India; Congo, Democratic Republic of
Regions
Eastern Africa; Western Africa; Middle Africa; Southern Asia; Eastern Asia; South-eastern Asia; South America; Central America
Organizations Affiliated to the Authors
Institució Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avançats; Institut de Ciencia i Tecnologia Ambientals; Norwegian University of Life Sciences; Purdue University

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