Italians’ general satisfaction and perception of the country’s priority problems: A regional analysis of the phenomenon and its evolution from 2000 to 2015
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Daily life aspects; Well-being; K-Means; ISTAT; Regional inequalities; Official statistics;All these keywords.
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