Un)Happiness in Transition

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Happiness and Economic Growth: The Evidence (2013, unknown): “…countries, then the time series finding of no relation must be wrong – the higher income countries must have experienced at some time in the past an increase in life satisfaction in conjunction with rising real income per capita (Arrow and Dasgupta 2009, Bok 2010, Guriev and Zhuravskaya 2009).”
The Happiness Gap in Eastern Europe (2016, unknown): “The magnitude of this effect is very similar to that reported by Guriev and Zhuravskaya (2009) for wave 3 of the World Values Survey, which is 1.13 (when happiness is measured on a 1-10 scale).”
Subjective Well-Being in China, 2005-2010: The Role of Relative Income, Gender and Location (2015, background): “…to a market economy and experienced an initial decline in life satisfaction, but then recovered giving rise to a U-shaped pattern in happiness (Guriev & Zhuravskaya, 2009; Sanfey & Teksoz, 2007).45 In that sense, our analysis presents themost updatedmicro-econometric estimate of the happiness…”
Will GDP Growth Increase Happiness in Developing Countries? (2011, background): “3 According to Guriev and Zhuravskaya (2009), the reasons for the lower happiness level in Transition countries are the deterioration in public goods provision, the increase in macroeconomic volatility and mismatch of human capital of residents educated before transition (unemployment).”