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5. Stated locational preferences of Italian entrepreneurs: The underlying location factors.

Author

Musolino, Dario, Meester, Wim, and Pellenbarg, Piet

Subjects
BUSINESSPEOPLE, LOCATION analysis, PRINCIPAL components analysis, INDUSTRIAL districts, SPACE perception, FACTOR analysis
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Published
2022
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10. How Future-Proof are Dutch Cities?

Author

van Steen, Paul J.M., Pellenbarg, Piet H., Groote, Peter D., and Urban and Regional Studies Institute

Subjects
NETHERLANDS
Published
2016

18. Underwater mortgages

Author

Van Steen, Paul J. N., Pellenbarg, Piet H., and Urban and Regional Studies Institute

Published
2014

21. Preferred Holiday Places

Author

Pellenbarg, Piet H., Van Steen, Paul J. M., Faculty of Spatial Sciences, and Urban and Regional Studies Institute

Published
2013

22. Residential Preference

Author

Pellenbarg, Piet H., Van steen, Paul J. M., Faculty of Spatial Sciences, and Urban and Regional Studies Institute

Published
2013

27. WELL-BEING IN THE NETHERLANDS: A SPATIAL PERSPECTIVE

Author

Pellenbarg, Piet H., Van Steen, Paul J. M., and Urban and Regional Studies Institute

Subjects
life situation, quality of life, Well-being, happiness
Abstract

Both scientists and politicians increasingly emphasise the importance of well-being as an indicator for economic performance, next to purely financial indicators such as national income and product accounts. There is an ongoing discussion about the most appropriate indicators to measure well-being. In this paper we use the set of eight life situation indicators used by the Netherlands Institute for Social Research, and concentrate on the regional dimension of well-being, by comparing the spatial variation in well-being in the Netherlands with the spatial patterns of the separate life situation indicators, that have been shown in this years' series of The Netherlands in Maps, in the successive issues of TESG's 2011 volume. We conclude that the highest levels of life satisfaction are reported for regions where the levels of good health and home ownership are high.

Published
2011

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