Titlebook: Economics of Happiness; Bruno S. Frey Book 2018 The Author(s) 2018 Happiness.Well-being.Life satisfaction.Utility.Happiness policies.Happi

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Introduction and Outline of the Cases, systematic over- and undervaluation of choice options: the underestimation of adaptation, distorted memory of past experiences, the rationalization of decisions, and false intuitive theories about the sources of future utility.

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Happiness Can Be Measured, about what well-being means. Subjective life satisfaction data are presented here for several countries. People living in the Nordic countries, above all Denmark and Switzerland, are the happiest. The nations in which the average life satisfaction of its inhabitants is lowest are, with the exceptio

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What Makes People Happy?,tion of individuals are related to possible determinants of happiness by multiple regressions. The personality structure determined by one’s genetic inheritance has a strong influence on happiness. Among economic factors, people with higher incomes unambiguously consider themselves to be more satisf

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Consequences of Happiness,ive, in better health, and therefore live longer. The positive consequences of happiness are illustrated using the case of health. The effects can be captured by various methods: A large number of persons are observed over many years; emotions can be manipulated in laboratory experiments; and the im

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