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Bibliographic subjects

Bibliographic subject: Job protection in nation

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CORRELATES OF HAPPINESS Situational correlates of happiness Societal context: National setting Nation characteristics Economy in the nation Working conditions in nation Job protection in nation
Additional keywords
Job protection in nation,flexwork, tenure,
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List of Publications on this Subject

Authors Title / Source Year Bergheim, S. The Happy Variety of Capitalism.
Deutsche Bank Research, 2007, 25 april, 1 - 22 2007 Becchetti, L.; Castriota, S.; Giuntella, O The Effects of Age and Job Protection on the Welfare Costs of Inflation and Unemployment: A Source of ECB Anti-Inflation Bias?
Paper International Conference 'Policies for Happiness', 2007, Siena, Italy 2007 Radcliff, B.F. The Political Economy of Human Happiness. How Voters' Choices Determine the Quality of Life.
Cambridge University Press, 2013, New York, USA 2013 Anderson, C.J.; Hecht, J.D. Happiness and the Welfare State: Decommodification and the Political Economy of the Subjective Well-Being.
University Publishing Online, 2015, I4, 357 - 380 2015 Ochsen, C.; Welsch, H. Who Benefits from Labor Market Institutions? Evidence from Surveys of Life Satisfaction.
Journal of Economic Psychology, 2012, Vol. 33, 112 - 124 2012 Boarini, R. Can Governments Boost People’s Sense of Well-Being? The Impact of Selected Labour Market and Health Policies on Life Satisfaction.
Social Indicators Research, 2013, Vol. 114, 105 - 120 2013 Carr, E.; Chung, H. Employment Insecurity and Life Satisfaction: The moderating Influence of Labour Market Policies across Europe.
Journal of European Social Policy, 2014, Vol. 24, 383 - 399 2014 Luecke, C.; Knabe, A. How Much Does Others' Protection Matter? Employment Protection, Future Labour Market Prospects and Well Being.
CESifo Working Papers, 2018, No. 6936, 1 - 35 2018 Morgan, R.; O'Connor, K.J. Labor Market Policy and Subjective Well-being during the Great Recession
GLO Discussion Paper No. 372, Global Labor Organization, 2019, 1-32 2019