| This article uses CGSS statistics to illustrate the impact of economic and non-economic factors on residents’ well-being.In this paper,the subjective well-being of residents in urban and rural areas and residents with different income levels is affected by differences in urban and rural areas,income stratification,research income disparity,and health.The conclusion of the paper is as follows:(1)The relationship between income disparity and residents’ subjective well-being is "inverted U" type,and there are differences for urban and rural residents,groups with different income levels;(2)As for the income gap among urban residents,the happiness level of rural residents decreases as the income gap widens,while the happiness level of urban residents is positively correlated with its income gap.The happiness level of urban residents changes in the same direction as the income gap.(3)For the upper-income groups,happiness increases with the expansion of the income gap.For the middle-income groups,the happiness level increases first and then decreases with the increase of the income gap.(4)There is a positive correlation between health and happiness level,Urban and rural areas,income differences have nothing to do. |
