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RESUMEN Este estudio compara el bienestar subjetivo en Magallanes, Arica y Parinacota con el resto de las regiones de Chile utilizando los datos de la encuesta CASEN de 2011 sobre quintiles de ingreso, edad, sexo y un item de satisfaccion con la vida. Los resultados evidencian que el bienestar subjetivo era mayor en Magallanes que en Arica y en el resto del pais, aun controlando la edad, el sexo y los niveles de ingreso. Las diferencias en bienestar debidas a sexo y niveles de ingreso son menores en la Region de Magallanes, sugiriendo que la fuerte identidad colectiva y clima emocional positivo de esta region amortigua el impacto de las asimetrias de status y economicas. Este estudio aporta evidencia indirecta respecto a la existencia de una identidad social o colectiva regional magallanica positiva, que actua como un factor de bienestar. ABSTRACT This paper compares subjective well-being in the regions of Magallanes and Arica-Parinacota with the rest of the regions. It makes use of the National Socio-Economic Characterisation Survey (CASEN), which includes information about quintiles income, age, sex and overall life satisfaction. Results show that subjective well-being was higher in Magallanes than Arica and higher than the rest of country, even after controlling by age, sex and income. Differences in well-being due to sex and income are lower in Magallanes, suggesting that a strong collective identity and positive emotional climate from this region lessens the impact of status and income asymmetries. This study contributes indirect evidence about the existence of a positive social or collective regional identity in Magallanes, which acts a protective factor for well-being.

Bienestar en regiones extremas de Chile: Comparación de la satisfacción vital entre Magallanes, Arica y Parinacota y el resto del país