OECD Papers on Well-being and Inequalities

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34: The importance of monitoring neighbourhood conditions for children's well-being and development

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33: Building child-friendly neighbourhoods: Empowering communities with data-driven action

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32: What explains preferences for redistribution?: Evidence from an international survey

Julien Bonnet, ‪Emanuele Ciani, Gianluca Grimalda, Fabrice Murtin and David Pipke

31: Measuring affective components of subjective well-being: Updated evidence to inform national data collections

Laura Kudrna, Tharuka Nanomi Arachchige, Lailah Alidu, Paul Dolan and Jessica Mahoney

30: Measuring eudaimonic components of subjective well-being: Updated evidence to inform national data collections

Saamah Abdallah and Jessica Mahoney

29: The impact of digital technologies on well-being: Main insights from the literature

Jihye Lee and Žiga Žarnic

28: Measuring social connectedness in OECD countries: A scoping review

Jessica Mahoney, Lara Fleischer, Gaia Bottura and Katherine Scrivens

27: Nowcasting subjective well-being with Google Trends: A meta-learning approach

Fabrice Murtin and Max Salomon-Ermel

26: The state and effects of discrimination in the European Union

Suzana Hardy and Tom Schraepen

25: The economic cost of childhood socio-economic disadvantage in Canada

Olivier Thévenon, Chris Clarke and Gaëlle Simard-Duplain

24: An OECD survey of employee well-being: An instrument to measure employee well-being inside companies

Vincent Siegerink and Fabrice Murtin

23: Mapping well-being in France

Fabrice Murtin and Milenko Fadic

22: Measuring well-being “beyond GDP” in Asia, South-East Asia and Korea

Jihye Lee and Elena Tosetto

21: The art of living well: Cultural participation and well-being

Fabrice Murtin

20: Parental emotional support and adolescent well-being: A cross-national examination of socio-economic and gender gaps based on PISA 2018 surveys

Lawrence M. Berger, Lidia Panico, Alexandra Sheridan and Olivier Thévenon

19: Childhood socio-economic disadvantage in Austria: A snapshot of key challenges

Chris Clarke and Olivier Thévenon

18: The uneven impact of high inflation

Jakub Caisl, Luiz Hermida, Horacio Levy and Bálint Menyhért

17: Subjective well-being measurement: Current practice and new frontiers

Jessica Mahoney

16: Integrated policy making for child well-being: Common approaches and challenges ahead

Gráinne Dirwan and Olivier Thévenon

15: Valuing business impacts in the areas of wage inequality and employee well-being

Fabrice Murtin and Vincent Siegerink

14: Well-being in Finland: Bringing together people, economy and planet

Lara Fleischer and Liva Stokenberga

13: Living wages in context: A comparative analysis for OECD countries

Carlotta Balestra, Donald Hirsch and Daniel Vaughan-Whitehead

12: Nowcasting and provisional estimates of income inequality using microsimulation techniques

Horacio Levy

11: Measuring the joint distribution of household income, consumption and wealth at the micro level

Carlotta Balestra and Friderike Oehler

10: Current challenges to social mobility and equality of opportunity

Carlotta Balestra and ‪Emanuele Ciani

9: The economic costs of childhood socio-economic disadvantage in European OECD countries

Chris Clarke, Julien Bonnet, Manuel Flores and Olivier Thévenon

8: Educational inequalities in longevity among OECD countries around 2016

Fabrice Murtin and Christopher Lübker

7: Well-being analytics for policy use: Policy evaluation through a well-being lens in Slovenia

Fabrice Murtin, Vincent Siegerink, Lara Fleischer, Julien Bonnet and Balázs Égert

6: Starting unequal: How’s life for disadvantaged children?

Chris Clarke and Olivier Thévenon

5: Well-being analytics for policy use: Modelling health and education outcomes in Italy

Fabrice Murtin, Vincent Siegerink, Julien Bonnet and Francesco Savazzi

4: The relationship between quality of the working environment, workers’ health and well-being: Evidence from 28 OECD countries

Fabrice Murtin, Benoît Arnaud, Christine Le Thi and Agnès Parent-Thirion

3: Measuring the non-financial performance of firms through the lens of the OECD Well-being Framework: A common measurement framework for “Scope 1” Social performance

Vincent Siegerink, Michal Shinwell and Žiga Žarnic

2: Learning about inequality and demand for redistribution: A meta-analysis of in-survey informational experiments

‪Emanuele Ciani, Louis Fréget and Thomas Manfredi

1: Measuring transboundary impacts in the 2030 Agenda: Conceptual approach and operationalisation

Junya Ino, Fabrice Murtin and Michal Shinwell