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The result is no less valid with a log scale. It's very typical to determine a linear regression on a log scale. It's a paper aimed at those capable of underst
by Incipient 2y ago
The result is no less valid with a log scale. It's very typical to determine a linear regression on a log scale.
It's a paper aimed at those capable of understanding statistics and analysis. It's assumed that the reader is sufficiently educated to understand the implications of a log scale. If that assumption is out, the rest of the article is going to be meaningless to the reader too.
The article does say it has a US sample space too.
I didn't read too much into it, for the more detailed conclusions, however from a skim read the high level conclusion "richer people are more likely to happier" is correlated within the given income bracket.