Using data from the panel survey “Family and Social Subjects”, belonging to ISTAT, this paper implements propensity score matching in order to prove that separation reduces individuals’ subjective well-being with respect to several dimensions such as economic and housing conditions. In addition, a marital dissolution increases uncertainty in familiar life.
Rosina, A., Rivellini, G., Sironi, E., Marital Disruption and Subjective Well-being: Evidence from an Italian Panel Survey, in Proceedings of the XLVI Scientific Meeting of the Italian Statistical Society, (Roma, 20-22 June 2012), Cleup, Roma 2012: 1-4 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/19419]
Marital Disruption and Subjective Well-being: Evidence from an Italian Panel Survey
Rosina, Alessandro;Rivellini, Giulia;Sironi, Emiliano
2012
Abstract
Using data from the panel survey “Family and Social Subjects”, belonging to ISTAT, this paper implements propensity score matching in order to prove that separation reduces individuals’ subjective well-being with respect to several dimensions such as economic and housing conditions. In addition, a marital dissolution increases uncertainty in familiar life.
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