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Figure 21. Cross-Country Measures of Recent Feelings and GDP: World Values Survey

Proud because someone


Pleased about having            complimented you on

accomplished something         something you had done


Particularly excited or              On top of the world I

interested in something         feeling that life is wonderful


That things were
going your way


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e


ħD

ʒ 1 2 ' 8 1 32     .5        2         8        32


So restless you couldn't
long in a chair



Correlation - 0.12
y=23,5+2.8*ln(x) [se=3.1]


Upset because somebody

O

Й

Q



.5

2

8

Correlation = -0.18

- y=49.7+-2.1*ln(x) [se=1.6]


.5        2        8       32

Very lonely or




Real GDP per capita, (thousands of dollars, log scale)

Source: World Values Survey, 1981-84 and 1989-93 waves. Sources for GDP per capita are described in the text.

Notes: Questions are those typically grouped as the Bradburn Affect Balance Scale. Respondents were asked, “We are interested in the way people are feeling these days. During the
past few weeks, did you ever feel...?” Top and bottom rows show responses to questions relating to positive and negative affect, respectively. Each observation represents one of fifty-
four nationally representative country-wave samples drawn from forty developed and developing countries. Dashed lines are fitted from OLS regressions of the percent agreeing with
the statement on log real GDP per capita; dotted lines are fitted from lowess estimations. GDP per capita is at purchasing power parity in constant 2000 international dollars.

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