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Exploring the Nexus of Income, Happiness, and Food Security: A Global Analysis Across 99 Countries

Badanie złożonych relacji między dochodem, szczęściem a bezpieczeństwem żywnościowym: Globalna analiza 99 krajów
Authors: Fadillah, Ichsan;

Exploring the Nexus of Income, Happiness, and Food Security: A Global Analysis Across 99 Countries

Abstract

Niniejsze badanie analizuje złożone relacje między dochodem, szczęściem a bezpieczeństwem żywnościowym w 99 krajach w latach 2012-2022. Wykorzystując dane z Banku Światowego (GNI na mieszkańca skorygowane o parytet siły nabywczej), World Happiness Report oraz Globalnego Indeksu Bezpieczeństwa Żywnościowego The Economist, testujemy, czy korelacje dochód-bezpieczeństwo żywnościowe mają charakter wielomianowy, podczas gdy relacje szczęście-bezpieczeństwo żywnościowe pozostają liniowe. Pytanie badawcze brzmi: „Jak wzajemnie oddziałują na siebie dochód, szczęście i bezpieczeństwo żywnościowe na poziomie globalnym?” Poprzez modele regresji i testy ANOVA stosujemy teorię malejącej użyteczności krańcowej oraz koncepcje dobrostanu subiektywnego. Wyniki potwierdzają, że chociaż obecne interwencje ekonomiczne w krajach o niskich dochodach pozostają istotne, skuteczne globalne bezpieczeństwo żywnościowe wymaga zrównoważonych podejść łączących rozwój gospodarczy z poprawą dobrostanu, szczególnie w krajach o wysokich dochodach.

This study examines the complex relationships between income, happiness, and food security across 99 countries during 2012-2022. Using data from the World Bank (GNI per capita PPPadjusted), World Happiness Report, and the Economist’s Global Food Security Index, we test whether income-food security correlations follow polynomial patterns while happiness-food security relationships remain linear. The research question guiding this analysis is: “How do income, happiness, and food security interrelate at the global level?” Through regression models and ANOVA testing, we apply diminishing marginal utility theory and subjective well-being frameworks. Results confirm that while current economic interventions targeting low-income countries remain essential, effective global food security requires balanced approaches incorporating both economic development and well-being enhancement, particularly in high-income nations.

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Food Security, Happiness

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