CEP News: The Guardian: What would you pay to be happy?

The Guardian:
What would you pay to be happy?

10 May 2015

Richard Layard, a British social economist and associate of Kahneman, found himself at the top table of Britain's New Labour government when it took power in 1997. The press gave him the title Happiness Tsar, and his 2005 book, Happiness - Lessons from a New Science, remains a hugely influential international bestseller.

This article was published by The Guardian on May 10, 2015
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Related publications
Happiness - Lessons from a New Science, Richard Layard, Penguin, 2nd Edition 2011
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Related links
Richard Layard webpage
Wellbeing Programme webpage
Happiness Research webpage

The Guardian:What would you pay to be happy?

The Guardian:
What would you pay to be happy?