@lsmantiz.bsky.social
PhD Researcher in Ecological & Complexity Economics | Data Science • Data Visualization • Machine Learning • Large Language Models
More info at https://lsmantiz.github.io/
More info at https://lsmantiz.github.io/
Some interactions surprised us:
⬇️ Low employment and low elderly sex ratio → higher SWB
⬆️ But this reverses at higher levels.
Non-linearities like this challenge conventional wisdom.
⬇️ Low employment and low elderly sex ratio → higher SWB
⬆️ But this reverses at higher levels.
Non-linearities like this challenge conventional wisdom.
July 2, 2025 at 12:26 PM
Some interactions surprised us:
⬇️ Low employment and low elderly sex ratio → higher SWB
⬆️ But this reverses at higher levels.
Non-linearities like this challenge conventional wisdom.
⬇️ Low employment and low elderly sex ratio → higher SWB
⬆️ But this reverses at higher levels.
Non-linearities like this challenge conventional wisdom.
Alongside expected factors like income & social support, we find a _novel predictor_:
👉 Sex ratio among the elderly
This rivaled income in predictive power.
👉 Sex ratio among the elderly
This rivaled income in predictive power.
July 2, 2025 at 12:26 PM
Alongside expected factors like income & social support, we find a _novel predictor_:
👉 Sex ratio among the elderly
This rivaled income in predictive power.
👉 Sex ratio among the elderly
This rivaled income in predictive power.