Economics of Happiness

Exploring the multifaceted nature of happiness, this book delves into the relationship between subjective life satisfaction and various factors such as income, job security, health, and social connections. It examines whether wealthier nations are inherently happier and the influence of genetics and political conditions on well-being. The author presents extensive interdisciplinary research, providing insights for both individuals seeking to understand personal happiness and policymakers aiming to enhance societal well-being.