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Education and Subjective Wellbeing in Ghana

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The deposit includes: 1. A cleaned dataset combining Ghana's World Values Survey Wave 5 and Wave 6 country files, reorganised and recoded for analysis of the relationship between education and subjective well-being, with income, health, and employment status tested as mediating pathways using Karlson-Holm-Breen (KHB) decomposition. 2. Stata syntax (.do file) documenting the data cleaning and KHB decomposition procedures used to generate the results reported in “Could Education Reduce Subjective Wellbeing? Implications for Ghana’s Free Senior High School Policy"

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