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Relative status and satisfaction

Boes, Stefan; Staub, Kevin E.; Winkelmann, Rainer - In: Economics letters 109 (2010) 3, pp. 168-170

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What keeps China's migrant workers going? : expectations and happiness among China's floating population

Gao, Wenshu; Smyth, Russell - 2010

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Life satisfaction and income in Canadian urban neighbourhoods

Hou, Feng - 2014

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The relative utility hypothesis with and without self-reported reference wages

Garza, Adrian de la; Mastrobuoni, Giovanni; Sannabe, Atsushi - 2010

life and job satisfaction. These comparison effects are statistically and economically strong but are smaller in absolute …

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The relative utility hypothesis with and without self-reported references wages

Garza, Adrián de la; Mastrobuoni, Giovanni; Sannabe, … - 2010

subjective well-being. Higher wages lead to higher life and job satisfaction. When workers perceive that their peers earn higher …

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Homo reciprocans : survey evidence on prevalence, behaviour and success

Dohmen, Thomas J.; Falk, Armin; Huffman, David - 2006

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Employment Vulnerability, Wages, and Subjective Well-Being in Kyrgyzstan

Karymshakov, Kamalbek - 2020

This research examined the impact of employment vulnerability on wages and subjective well-being in Kyrgyzstan with special reference to gender-based differences. Analyses were based on panel data for 2010-2013 and 2016 from the “Life in Kyrgyzstan” household survey. A panel data...

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