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Accepted Paper:
How does social capital affect the subjective well-being of Uzbekistani people?
Shoirakhon Nurdinova
(Namangan Engineering-Construction Institute)
Paper abstract:
Studies on factors affecting subjective well-being have mushroomed. The factors affecting subjective well-being differ society from society. Studies show that social capital is an important factor of subjective well-being in collectivist societies. This paper investigates the relationships between social capital and subjective well-being in Uzbekistan. Using World Values Survey, I estimate ordered logistic regression. The regression model includes socio-economic and demographic variables of 1500 respondents. The analysis reveals a positive relationship between social capital (trust and participation in social activities) and subjective well-being in Uzbekistan.
Keywords: Social Capital, Subjective Well-Being, Uzbekistan