Economic Stress and Psychological Well-being in Latin America (2000-2025)

Economic Stress and Psychological Well-being in Latin America (2000-2025) Longitudinal dataset (2000-2025) examining the relationship between economic stress indicators and mental health outcomes across 19 Latin American countries. Variables: GDP per capita, unemployment rate, inflation, Gini coefficient, poverty rate, economic stress index, depression prevalence, anxiety prevalence, and psychological well-being index. Sources: IMF, World Bank, WHO, PAHO. 📋 Dataset Information DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19145964 Version: 1.0.2 License: CC BY 4.0 Data files: 1 CSV file(s) Total files: 24 files (data + FAIR documentation) 🗃️ Files Included economic_stress_psychological_wellbeing_latam_v2.csv — Data in CSV format (UTF-8) README.md — Dataset overview CODEBOOK.md — Variable dictionary METHODOLOGY.md — Study design and methodology CITATION.cff / CITATION.bib / CITATION.ris — Citation formats datapackage.json — Frictionless Data descriptor dataset_description.json — schema.org metadata (Google Dataset Search) schema.json — Formal column structure checksums.txt — MD5/SHA256 hashes for integrity verification 📖 How to Cite de la Serna, Juan Moises (2026). Economic Stress and Psychological Well-being in Latin America (2000-2025). Zenodo. 10.5281/zenodo.19145964 🔑 Keywords economic stress, psychological well-being, mental health, Latin America, poverty, inequality, longitudinal dataset, psychiatry ⚖️ License and Use Published under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Free to share, adapt, and use commercially with appropriate attribution. 👤 Author de la Serna, Juan Moises — ORCID: 0000-0002-8401-8018 —