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Djankov, Simeon Guriev, Sergej Adserà, Alícia Dalla Pozza, Francesca Polansky, Jakub Kleine-Rüschkamp, Lukas Kleine-Rueschkamp, Lukas Sambanis, Nicholas Zilinsky, Jan Sanfey, Peter Haas, Ralph de Djourelova, Milena Schultz, Anna Marinov, Nikolay Nikolova, Milena Simroth, Dora Pozza, Francesca Dalla Mladjan, Mrdjan M. Nikolova, Milena Child, Travers Barclay Ponomarenko, Olga Ozel, Zeynep Dzenopoljac, Vladimir Hayward, Elizabeth Mensah, Emmanuel Kodwo Hang’andu, Privilege Ganguly, Sujata Ricka, Frantisek All co-authors evidence results social economic eastern data orthodox protestants life communist using countries osteuropa satisfaction believers zufriedenheit female survey government development likely catholics systemtransformation europe non woodberry market preferences world impact consistent religion effects chapter household findings early cohorts compared orthodoxy agree plan labour analysis education economy political paper democracy communism years negative small relative partially meinung opinion children unhappy coming available church state despite
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Elena Nikolova Biblio: Zayed University
Profession Economist
Affiliations Global Labor Organization Central European Labour Studies Institute Institut für Ost- und Südosteuropaforschung
Q133416716
Publishing years Series GLO discussion paper (9) Working papers / European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (8) EBRD Working Paper (2) IZA Discussion Paper (2) Discussion paper series / IZA (2) IOS working papers (1) World Bank Policy Research Working Paper (1) Discussion paper / LSE Financial Markets Group (1) Policy Research Working Paper (1) IZA world of labor : evidence-based policy making (1) Discussion paper / Center for Economic Research, Tilburg University (1) Discussion papers / CEPR (1) Policy research working paper : WPS (1) 
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