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Boss Competence and Worker Well-being. (2015). Oswald, Andrew ; Artz, Benjamin ; Goodall, Amanda H.
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  58. Happy Voters. (2013). redoano, michela ; Proto, Eugenio ; Liberini, Federica.
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  59. Do Happier Britons Have More Income? First-Order Stochastic Dominance Relations. (2013). Proto, Eugenio ; Liberini, Federica ; Hammond, Peter.
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