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WHO's World Health Survey
Project CompareHealth
(by Lydia Bendib, Somnath Chatterji, Alena Petrakova, Ritu Sadana, Joshua A. Salomon, Margie Schneider, Bedirhan Ustun, Maria Villanueva)
- Mobility
- Vision
- Cognition
- Energy and Vitality
- Affect
- Usual Activities
- Hearing
- Pain
- Personal Relationships/Participation in the Community
- Self-Care
- Breathing
- Sleep
Politics and Government
(by Kenneth Benoit, Karen Ferree, Debra Javeline, Gary King)Responsiveness of Health System Adminstration
(by Somnath Chatterji, Kei Kawabata, Rene Lawalle, Mark van Ommeren, Richard Poe, Amala da Silva, Nicole Valentine, Maria Villanueva)
( by Arthur van Soest et al.)
Wisconsin Longitudinal Survey
(by Jeremy Freese and Robert M. Hauser)
WLS MEMO 145 - Revised Plan For Implementing WHS Health Vignettes
Cross-Country Differences in Job Satisfaction
(by Nicolai Kristensen and Edvard Johansson)
- Self-assessment: "All in all, how satisified or dissatisfied are you with your current occupatoin on a scale from 0 to 10? (0=Very dissatisfied and 10=Very satisfied)"
- 95 distinct vignettes, defined by these attributes
- Related paper: New Evidence on Cross-Country Differences in Job Satisfaction Using Anchoring Vignettes
(by Jack Buckley) Work Limitations
(by Arie Kapteyn) State Effectiveness And Corruption
(by Anna Grzymala-Bussewith the assistance of IREX and NCEEER funding)
- Effectiveness of Public Administration
- Discretionary Provision of Government Jobs/Services
- Prevalence of Bribery
(by Shelley Clark)
Women Men
Harvard Center for Population & Development Studies
(by Allan G. Hill)
- Mobility and Affect
- Pain and Personal Relationships
- Vision, Sleep and Energy
- Cognition and Self Care
World Bank, Development Research Group
(by Kathleen Beegle, Kristen Himelein, and Martin Ravallion; see Frame of Reference Bias in Subjective Welfare Regressions)