Financial satisfaction is more strongly predictive of subjective well-being in poor nations than in wealthy ones. This fact would most clearly be anticipated by

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The hierarchy of needs theory by Abraham Maslow suggests that lower level needs such as physiological needs (including access to food, shelter, and clothing) and safety needs must be met before individuals can focus on higher level needs such as self-actualization and esteem needs. This theory suggests that financial satisfaction would be more strongly predictive of well-being in low-income countries where individuals may not have access to basic needs, as compared to wealthy countries where individuals may already have access to basic needs and are more focused on higher level needs.

Financial Satisfaction Is More Strongly Predictive of Subjective Well-Being in Poor