The Psychological Wealth Of Nations: Do Happy People Make A Happy Society?

by Shigehiro Oishi

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The Psychological Wealth Of Nations: Do Happy People Make A Happy Society?

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The Psychological Wealth of Nations reviews the range of new scientific research related to individual and societal happiness. * Presents a comprehensive review of happiness, from conceptual and measurement issues to an exploration of predictors and consequences of happiness* Explores the psychology and economics of happiness and examines the correlations between societal wealth, productivity, and happiness in different countries* Offers compelling insights into the ways individual happiness impacts the psychological wealth of overall society* Features a highly interdisciplinary approach, with considerations of philosophy, sociology, economics, political sciences, as well as psychology