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October 19, 2018
South Africa’s Channel Africa Radio interviewed Katrina Kosec on her new research that found domestic migration in Pakistan lowers happiness despite increase in income. In the interview, Kosec pointed out migrants suffer an emotional setback due to a rising gap between their aspirations and their actual accumulation of assets.
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