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Migrant Workers and Workplace Bullying in Urban China
Authors:Cheo  Roland
Affiliation:1.University of Siena,Siena,Italy;2.Université catholique de Louvain,Louvain-la-Neuve,Belgium;3.National University Higher School of Economics - Laboratory for Comparative Social Research,Moscow,Russia;4.Institut national de la statistique et des ètudes èconomiques du Grand-Duchè du Luxembourg (STATEC),Luxembourg,Luxembourg;5.GESIS Leibniz Institute for Social Sciences,Berlin,Germany
Abstract:Trends of subjective well-being (SWB) in transition countries are peculiar: they show substantial changes that are more strongly correlated with the trends of GDP than in other developed countries. This paper examines the role of the trends of GDP and of social trust in predicting the trends of well-being. We find that the strength of the relationship between social trust and SWB over the medium-term is comparable to that of GDP. We conclude that in the medium-term, even in countries where material concerns strongly affect well-being, social trust is a powerful predictor of the trends of SWB. However, in the short run the relationship between social trust and SWB does not hold and GDP stands out as the only significant correlate of SWB.
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