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The Happiness-Income Paradox Revisited
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Document Date: 2011-06-22 11:10:12

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Asia / Europe / Africa / /

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Japan / Russia / United States / Estonia / China / South Africa / /

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Arbeit Institute / University of Bonn / University of Southern California / IZA Laura Angelescu McVey University of Southern California Malgorzata Switek University of Southern California Onnicha Sawangfa University of Southern California Jacqueline Smith Zweig University of Southern California Discussion Paper No. / Labor The Happiness-Income Paradox Revisited Richard A. Easterlin University of Southern California / University of Southern California Los Angeles / /

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European Values Study Foundation / University of Southern California Discussion Paper / World Values Survey Association / Vshaped / of Southern California Malgorzata Switek University / Deutsche Post Foundation / University of Southern California / University of Southern California Los Angeles / Richard A. Easterlin Department of Economics KAP / University of Bonn / IZA / Institute for the Study / /

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Richard A. Easterlin / Jacqueline Smith Zweig June / Ronald Inglehart / Angus Deaton / Valerie Møller / Jacqueline Smith / /

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democratic election / /

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noted sociologist / author / representative / subjective well-being Corresponding author / /

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Nikon D60 Digital Camera / /

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Southern California / /

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Latin America / Southern California / /

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www.latinobarometro.org / www.zacat.gesis.org / www.worldvaluessurvey.org / www.europeanvalues.nl / /

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