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DP19001: Poverty and Psychological Resilience
I study the extent to which poverty and psychological well-being can be thought of as inputs in a feedback loop, by which poverty may have an influence on life satisfaction, while past low levels of satisfaction with life may lead to economic hardship. I use joint dynamic random-effects models that
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