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Authors: Ilona Cserháti , Tibor Keresztély , Tibor Takács

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Abstract: The paper examines the relationship between the workplace well-being and productivity in the European countries. It is quantified by the Oaxaca decomposition technique, how the job-satisfaction may increase the productivity in the different regions. The developed economies are considered according to the four main social models (Anglo-Saxon, Nordic, Mediterranean and continental countries), while three groups of transition economies are distinguished (Baltic, Middle and South-Eastern European countries). It has been found that workplace well-being have a relevant impact on productivity in the European economies, but the strength of this impact positively correlates with the development level.

Keywords: Workplace well-being, productivity, Oaxaca decomposition REFERENCES [1] M. Arntz, T. Gregory and U. Zierahn, 'The risk for automation of jobs in OECD countries: a comparative analysis’, OECD Social, Employment and Migration Working Papers, No. 189, OECD Publishing Paris, 2016. dx.

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Ilona Cserháti, Tibor Keresztély, Tibor Takács. (2018) Analysis of Employee Well-Being and Productivity by Decomposition. International Journal of Economics and Management Systems, 3 , 19-25

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