Money does buy happiness

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We live in a society where instant gratification is a state of mind, a way of life. And, we have incredible debts as a result. Debts that weigh heavy on

Whether or not money buys happiness remains a collective fixation—and many scholars endeavor to answer the question through countless studies. In a much-cited paper published in 2010, psychologist Daniel Kahneman and economist Angus Deaton determined that an individual’s life satisfaction improved as their income increased, but emotional wellbeing plateaued once a household achieved an income of $75,000 (equal to about $90,000 now). Around the same …

According to #businessweek ● It seems #money does buy #happiness after all… ⠀ ● @bloombergopinion's Justin Fox writes: That money can’t buy happiness is an age-old #trope Since the advent of modern public-opinion research, scholars have been trying to test it—with varying results.⠀ ⠀ ● One issue is that happiness may have different aspects. In a much-cited 2010 paper, psychologist Daniel Kahneman and economist Angus Deaton (both winners of the Nobel Prize in economics) looked at Gallup…

Making more money is associated with greater happiness and life satisfaction. And contrary to prior research, there is no plateau at $75,000.

Money doesn't buy happiness but it does buy you a better quality of misery

People say "Money doesn't buy happiness," but I say, I'd like a chance to prove it. I'm just saying.

People run after money and materialistic things in life they forget what's really important. Food for thought Goodnight ❤️🙏 #money #chaser #mrgamzo #poor #vs #rich #happiness