Economics and Happiness: Framing the AnalysisThe set of papers collected in this volume aims to provide an overview of happiness studies to date, with a special emphasis on its relationship with economic thought. This volume discusses the state of the art and the main strands and contributions to the "economics of happiness", as a sub-discipline related to political economy. However, the main thrust of the volume is in focuses on the relationship between happiness studies and economics. Moreover, this volume makes a specific contribution in highlighting the comparative role and influence in the subjectivist approach vis-a-vis the objectivist approach to human happiness in the current literature in the field. The ambition of this book is to present the reader with a conceptual framework for a critical understanding of happiness studies and its relationship with economics. While the economic perspective is central, the focus here is on economics and happiness rather than the economics of happiness. |
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Education 12 years or less 1.0 0.9 1.0 Notes: “ For life cycle stages see Table 1.7.
Source: Roper-Starch Organization (1979, 1995). Responses to another item on
the good life list—whether people consider a lot of money as part of the good ...
Education 12 years or less 1.0 0.9 1.0 Notes: “ For life cycle stages see Table 1.7.
Source: Roper-Starch Organization (1979, 1995). Responses to another item on
the good life list—whether people consider a lot of money as part of the good ...
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Table 1.10. Percent of Cohort that has ”a Lot of Money" at Beginning and End of
Three 16-Year Segments of the Adult Life Cycle“ (1) (2) Stage of life cycle
segment Start End 1. Early life cycle 2 4 2. Mid-life cycle 1 7 3. Late life cycle 4 3
Table ...
Table 1.10. Percent of Cohort that has ”a Lot of Money" at Beginning and End of
Three 16-Year Segments of the Adult Life Cycle“ (1) (2) Stage of life cycle
segment Start End 1. Early life cycle 2 4 2. Mid-life cycle 1 7 3. Late life cycle 4 3
Table ...
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In Table 8.2 we present three estimates of the financial satisfaction equation to be
estimated. The first version is the one described in equation (5). We have two
explanatory variables, namely, household income and the number of children
plus ...
In Table 8.2 we present three estimates of the financial satisfaction equation to be
estimated. The first version is the one described in equation (5). We have two
explanatory variables, namely, household income and the number of children
plus ...
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Building a Better Theory of WellBeing | 29 |
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