In this paper, we examine the relationship between income and satisfaction in pool of developed European economies, for period 2002 2018. Although nexus most subjective well-being indicators is frequently investigated prior studies, research investigating over time non-existing. We find that during observed real disposable household significantly increased, while with remained constant. Further...

Abstract This study reviews the direct and indirect effects of higher energy and bread prices (due to removing their subsidies and paying their equivalent in cash instead). Therefore, all consumer goods were classified into 6 groups and a linear expenditure system was estimated based on households’ budget data of 2009 and 2011 for urban and rural areas separately. The results indicate that hi...

we study the effect of education and its expenditures, especially in higher education, on poverty and income inequality. using the keynesian approach it is shown that education, from the theoretical point of view, lowers poverty and income inequality level. in an empirical work we, used the data including 111 observations from 91 countries, with different human development levels, and concluded...

Abstract This article explores the income of higher education graduates who have also completed vocational and educational training. I use data from a linked set student cohort SC5 National Educational Panel Study (NEPS) Institute for Employment Research (IAB), NEPS-SC5-ADIAB. The sample contains 3483 direct qualifiers, 1002 dual qualifiers with 213 without Abitur. Longitudinal pooled Poisson r...