Displaying all 22 Publications
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Deliver us from evil: religion as insurance
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Do fathers really matter? Or is it just their money that matters? Evidence from the British Household Panel Survey
Ian Walker and Yu Zhu
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Identifying causal effects with panel data: the case of friendship and happiness
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You can't always get what you want: observations on self-reported satisfaction, consumption, and underlying utility
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Quality of life and well-being in the Third Age: key predictors of CASP-19 & GHQ-12 for sample members aged 50 years and above in the British Household Panel Survey
R. Wiggins, G. Netuveli, S. Montgomery, et al.
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Debt and distress: evaluating the psychological cost of credit
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Uncertainty and volatility in the lives of young people
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Social exclusion in childhood: more of the same or something different?
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Understanding subjective well-being: a study of British adults aged 25 years and over -PhD Thesis-
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The relative income hypothesis: does it exist over time? Evidence from the BHPS
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Job satisfaction in Britain: coping with complexity
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An investigation of national trends in job satisfaction in Britain and Germany
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Not for the profit, but for satisfaction? - Evidence on worker well-being in non-profit firms
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Estimating the prevalence of unpaid adult care over time
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The importance of wealth for subjective well-being
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On the application of efficiency analysis to the study of the dimensions of human development
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Some are punished and some are rewarded: a study of the impact of performance pay on job satisfaction
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Do divorcing couples become happier by breaking up?
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Environmental awareness and happiness
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Money and happiness: the combined effects of wealth, income and consumption
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Teenagers at risk: a prospective study of how some youth beat the odds to overcome family disadvantage: ESRC full research report, L134251027
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Essay on the use of subjective well-being data in economic analysis: an empirical study using developed and developing countries data - PhD thesis -