Subjective Economic Welfare
Martin Ravallion · Michael Lokshin
Jan 1999 · World Bank Publications
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Based on data from the 1996 Russian Longitudinal Monitoring Survey and replies to a specific question concerning self-perception of individual wealth (Economic Ladder Question), discusses respondents' views regarding their economic well-being. Includes comparisons between subjective and objective indicators of economic well-being.
Based on data from the 1996 Russian Longitudinal Monitoring Survey and replies to a specific question concerning self-perception of individual wealth (Economic Ladder Question), discusses respondents' views regarding their economic well-being. Includes comparisons between subjective and objective...
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