Life satisfaction along the urban-rural continuum: A global assessment
This paper assesses differences in life satisfaction along the urban-rural continuum in 111 countries across all world regions. It combines survey data with a consistent definition of settlements to maximise international comparability. Globally, once controlled for individual characteristics, life...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This paper assesses differences in life satisfaction along the urban-rural continuum in 111 countries across all world regions. It combines survey data with a consistent definition of settlements to maximise international comparability. Globally, once controlled for individual characteristics, life satisfaction in cities is slightly higher than in rural areas, although the difference decreases with development levels and disappears for high-income countries. Among the factors associated with such differences are city-rural gaps in reported health problems, in physical infrastructure (built-up area), in expectations for future economic conditions, as well as in perceived housing affordability. Finally, we show that life satisfaction also varies by city size. Globally, large cities between one and five million inhabitants drive the observed city-premium but stark heterogeneity exists across income levels. Residents in large metropolises over five million inhabitants report the highest and lowest life satisfaction in low- and high- income countries, respectively |
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| DOI: | 10.1787/d08b9c03-en |
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| spelling | Tassinari, Filippo Verfasser aut Life satisfaction along the urban-rural continuum A global assessment Filippo, Tassinari, Lukas, Kleine-Rueschkamp and Paolo, Veneri Paris OECD Publishing 2023 1 Online-Ressource (25 Seiten) 21 x 28cm txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier OECD Regional Development Papers This paper assesses differences in life satisfaction along the urban-rural continuum in 111 countries across all world regions. It combines survey data with a consistent definition of settlements to maximise international comparability. Globally, once controlled for individual characteristics, life satisfaction in cities is slightly higher than in rural areas, although the difference decreases with development levels and disappears for high-income countries. Among the factors associated with such differences are city-rural gaps in reported health problems, in physical infrastructure (built-up area), in expectations for future economic conditions, as well as in perceived housing affordability. Finally, we show that life satisfaction also varies by city size. Globally, large cities between one and five million inhabitants drive the observed city-premium but stark heterogeneity exists across income levels. Residents in large metropolises over five million inhabitants report the highest and lowest life satisfaction in low- and high- income countries, respectively Urban, Rural and Regional Development Kleine-Rueschkamp, Lukas ctb Veneri, Paolo ctb https://doi.org/10.1787/d08b9c03-en Verlag kostenfrei Volltext |
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| title_auth | Life satisfaction along the urban-rural continuum A global assessment |
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| title_full | Life satisfaction along the urban-rural continuum A global assessment Filippo, Tassinari, Lukas, Kleine-Rueschkamp and Paolo, Veneri |
| title_fullStr | Life satisfaction along the urban-rural continuum A global assessment Filippo, Tassinari, Lukas, Kleine-Rueschkamp and Paolo, Veneri |
| title_full_unstemmed | Life satisfaction along the urban-rural continuum A global assessment Filippo, Tassinari, Lukas, Kleine-Rueschkamp and Paolo, Veneri |
| title_short | Life satisfaction along the urban-rural continuum |
| title_sort | life satisfaction along the urban rural continuum a global assessment |
| title_sub | A global assessment |
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