Does happiness have a price? For a majority of Americans, the answer is yes — but it doesn't come cheap. About 6 in 10 of Americans believe money can buy happiness, according to a new poll from ...

It's a question that economists, psychologists and armchair philosophers have grappled with for centuries: Can money buy happiness? Now, new research from a Nobel Prize-winning economist and fellow ...

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You’ve probably heard the expression “money can’t buy happiness.” But take a look at the evidence, and you’ll discover an encouraging fact: Your money can buy happiness — for other people. Not all ...

The paper uses household economic panel data from five countries—Australia, Britain, Germany, Hungary and The Netherlands—to provide a reassessment of the impact of economic well-being on happiness.

awfully comfortable while you're being miserable. -- Clare Boothe Luce Those living in or near poverty can find it difficult to be happy. If you're worried about keeping a roof over your head, it may ...

Culture, income and family issues were among factors that deteriorated the most in Kuala Lumpur's happiness scores ...