An Economist’s Lessons on Happiness: Farewell Dismal Science!

An Economist’s Lessons on Happiness: Farewell Dismal Science! By Easterlin, Richard A. Published by Springer Publication Date: 2021-03-02 Subject: Business & Economics Economics Theory, Business & Economics Organizational Behavior, Business & Economics Economics - Theory, Business & Economics Organizational Behavior, Psychology Applied Psychology, Psychology Applied Psychology, Social Science Sociology General, Social Science Sociology - General, Behavioural Economics, Economic Theory & Philosophy, Occupational & Industrial Psychology, Social Issues & Processes, Occupational And Industrial Psychology, Personal And Public Health Health Education, Welfare Economics, Behavioural Economics, Social Issues & Processes, Occupational & Industrial Psychology, Economic Theory & Philosophy, Business & Economics Organizational Behavior, Business & Economics, Organizational Behavior, Social Science Sociology General, Social Science, Sociology, General, Psychology Applied Psychology, Psychology, Applied Psychology, Business & Economics Economics Theory, Economics, Theory, Personal And Public Health Health Education, Personal And Public Health, Health Education, Occupational And Industrial Psychology, Welfare Economics, Economics - Psychological Aspects, Happiness - Economic Aspects, Anf: Economics Subject Keywords: Economics of happiness; Life satisfaction; Subjective well-being; Easterlin Paradox; Happiness research; Welfare economics; Economic growth and well-being Genre: Behavioural Economics, Social Issues & Processes, Occupational & Industrial Psychology, Economic Theory & Philosophy, Business & Economics, Organizational Behavior, Social Science, Sociology, General, Psychology, Applied Psychology, Business & Economics, Economics, Theory, Behavioural Economics, Personal And Public Health, Health Education, Occupational And Industrial Psychology, Welfare Economics Target Audience: Professional and scholarly