
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.3542641
handle: 10419/215368
The hypothesis tested in this paper is whether the increasing inequality in recent years has had a significant impact on well-being among the population in Denmark. After a survey of the literature we use attitude variables from the European Social Survey in a pseudo-panel setting covering the years 2002 – 2014. We cover respondents from Denmark and supplement the survey data with variables from administrative registers. We find a significant effect from the increasing Gini coefficient since 2002.
inequality, ddc:330, pseudo-panel, well-being, H53, I31, D31
inequality, ddc:330, pseudo-panel, well-being, H53, I31, D31
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