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Examining Rising Life Satisfaction in Russia Amidst War: The Role of Perceived Socioeconomic Status Before and During the Ukraine War
Previous research has firmly established life satisfaction within the Russia Longitudinal Monitoring Survey (RLMS) as a reliable measure for assessing perceived quality of life within Russia. In this paper, we present perceived socioeconomic status (PSS) within the RLMS as a latent measure introduce
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