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Less happiness, more political interactions?—Cross-country evidence of the interrelations between political interactions and self-reported lack of happiness
This paper explores how individual self-reported unhappiness interrelates with political interactions. We focus on three types of activities: participating in political debates, encouraging others to vote, and motivating fellow citizens to act politically. Contrary to theoretical expectations and th
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