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Financial Well-Being and the Non-Pecuniary Costs of Unemployment: How Do Immigration Status and Gender Matter in Life Satisfaction of the Unemployed Population in the United Kingdom, 2009-2015?

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Financial Well-Being and the Non-Pecuniary Costs of Unemployment: How Do Immigration Status and Gender Matter in Life Satisfaction of the Unemployed Population in the United Kingdom, 2009-2015?