Public Well-Being

Justinas Kisieliauskas, a PhD student at Vytautas Magnus University, is conducting research on the impact of government spending on public well-being.

The main goal of this questionnaire is to identify the most important:

-dimensions of life and activity that determine public well-being.

Concepts used in the dissertation:


Public Well-Being - objective conditions of life and activity in society, created and maintained by the government (spending) and evaluated through its subjective experience, expressed as subjective well-being, reflected in the indicator of life satisfaction in society.

Conditions of life and activity - these are different dimensions (areas) of life reflecting objective conditions necessary for the successful functioning of individuals and society, divided into economic, political, social, health, and natural environment.

Subjective well-being - this is the degree of life satisfaction among individuals in society in a certain set of conditions.

Economic, political, social, health, and natural environment dimension - this is the totality of indicators reflecting the corresponding condition of life and activity.


Thank you for your time and responses.

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Your age ✪

Please rate how different dimensions (areas) of life and activity influence public well-being, using a 10-point scale. ✪

On a 10-point scale, 1 means the dimension has the least influence, and 10 means the dimension has the greatest influence. Different dimensions can be rated equally.
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Economic dimension
Social dimension
Natural environment dimension
Health dimension
Political dimension