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Happiness

Lessons from a New Science
Summary:

The book presents the argument that societal happiness should be a key measure and goal of public policy, drawing on economics and psychology to suggest ways in which governments and individuals can increase overall well-being. It explores factors that contribute to happiness, such as income, social relationships, and mental health, and discusses how these insights can be applied to create a happier society.

Key points:

1. Set-Point Happiness Theory:

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