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How much do external factors affect well-being? : a way to use 'happiness economics' to decide

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1 March 2003
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The British Psychological Society

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By using the patterns in large surveys of people’s happiness and satisfaction levels, economists have recently developed a way to measure how much external factors (such as the inflation rate or aircraft noise) affect wellbeing

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