ArticleInternational journal of environmental research and public health2018
Wealth Inequality as a Predictor of Subjective Health, Happiness and Life Satisfaction among Nepalese Women.
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Abstract
Socioeconomic status has shown to be associated with subjective health, well-being, satisfaction with overall life and estimation of happiness. The body of research concerning the question of whether higher economic status leads to better health and well-being are mostly from developed countries. The present study was therefore conducted among women in Nepal with an aim to investigate whether household wealth status is associated with satisfaction about (1) self-reported health, (2) happiness, and (3) life overall.
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