Life satisfaction in urbanizing China: The effect of city size and pathways to urban residency
Authors:
- Juan ChenJCJuan Chen
- Deborah S. DavisDDDeborah S. Davis
- Kaming WuKWKaming Wu
- Haijing DaiHDHaijing Dai
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Funding Information
- General Research Fund of the Research Grants Council of Hong Kong
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