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Does income inequality change the relationship between environmental attitudes and subjective well-being? Evidence for 27 European countries
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This paper explores the effects of income inequality on the relationship between environmental attitudes and life satisfaction across 27 European countries. Furthermore, it assesses the influence of the European Union on their citizens’ behavior regarding the link between environmental attitudes and happiness. Using data from European Values Study, it applies an ordered probit model. The findings suggest that subjective and objective income inequality do not change the relationship between environmental attitudes and welfare, providing evidence of the “commitment effect”. The results also show similar performance of the relationship between environmental attitudes and well-being between EU-members and non-EU members.
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Júnior, Ary (2022). "Does income inequality change the relationship between environmental attitudes and subjective well-being? Evidence for 27 European countries". REM Working paper series, nº 0229/2022
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ISEG - REM - Research in Economics and Mathematics