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15709 | Algan, Beasley, Guyot and Murtin (2014) | { "additionalInfo": "This paper collects web searches related to well-being by using Google Trends, a tool provided freely by Google that enables to study the evolution of the salience of keywords across space and over time. For a given keyword, Google Trends gives the evolution of the number of requests that contained that keyword for each week since 2004, at a detailed geographical level (from a city or a region to the whole world). Here, this tool tracks all the queries related to emotional, physiological and physical pain across and within US states and cities. \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t", "dataPublishedBy": "Yann Algan, Elizabeth Beasley, Florian Guyot, and Fabrice Murtin (2014) \u2018Big Data Measures of Human Well-Being: Evidence from a Google Stress Index on US States\u2019. Sciences Po Working Paper" } |
2018-09-27 11:01:12 | 2018-09-27 11:01:12 | TE-13.1 3052 | This paper collects web searches related to well-being by using Google Trends, a tool provided freely by Google that enables to study the evolution of the salience of keywords across space and over time. For a given keyword, Google Trends gives the evolution of the number of requests that contained that keyword for each week since 2004, at a detailed geographical level (from a city or a region to the whole world). Here, this tool tracks all the queries related to emotional, physiological and physical pain across and within US states and cities. | Yann Algan, Elizabeth Beasley, Florian Guyot, and Fabrice Murtin (2014) ‘Big Data Measures of Human Well-Being: Evidence from a Google Stress Index on US States’. Sciences Po Working Paper |
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