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Il benessere dei bambini nei paesi ricchi: Un quadro comparativo

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  • Peter Adamson

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La prima parte del Report Card presenta una graduatoria del benessere dell'infanzia in 29 economie avanzate del mondo. La seconda parte esamina ciò che pensano i bambini e gli adolescenti del proprio benessere (e include una graduatoria del livello di soddisfazione dei bambini rispetto alle proprie condizioni di vita). La terza parte analizza i cambiamenti nel benessere dei bambini registrati nelle economie avanzate durante la prima decade del 2000, valutando i progressi di ciascun paese in termini di risultati scolastici, tasso di maternità adolescenziale, livelli di obesità nell'infanzia, diffusione del bullismo e utilizzo di tabacco, alcool e cannabis.

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  • Peter Adamson, 2013. "Il benessere dei bambini nei paesi ricchi: Un quadro comparativo," Papers inreca688, Innocenti Report Card.
    • Handle: RePEc:ucf:inreca:inreca688
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    child well-being; comparative analysis; industrialized countries;
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    • A1 - General Economics and Teaching - - General Economics

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