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The ugly truth about social welfare payments and households’ subjective well-being
Tamanna Adhikar
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Talita Greyling
, Stephanie Rossouw
School of Business Administration
Al Akhawayn University
School of Economics
University of Johannesburg
Auckland University of Technology
School of Social Science and Public Policy
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Keyphrases
Checks-and-balances
10%
Equal Distribution
10%
High-income
20%
Household Income
30%
Income Distribution
10%
Income Quintiles
60%
Low-income
10%
Most Vulnerable
10%
National Income Dynamics Study
10%
Negative Effects
10%
Ordered Probit
10%
Positive Externalities
10%
Poverty
10%
Poverty & Inequality
10%
Quasi-experimental Model
10%
Social Welfare Payments
100%
South Africa
10%
Subjective Well-being
100%
Trends over Time
10%
Well-being
10%
Well-being Effects
10%
Social Sciences
Externality
10%
Household Income
30%
Income Distribution
10%
Low Income
10%
National Income
10%
Republic of South Africa
10%
Social Welfare
100%
Subjective Well-Being
100%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Income Distribution
10%
Income Dynamic
10%
National Income
10%
Positive Externality
10%
Social Welfare
100%