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Better Off Than We Know

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Subjective inequality in Chile. Representations of (un)fair social differences across time
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Percepción de desigualdad económica en la vida cotidiana e ideología política: un estudio con jóvenes de España
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Essays in behavioural, economic, and cognitive sciences.
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