Analysis of the influence of resident income level on national happiness index
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https://doi.org/10.54097/hbem.v21i.14764Keywords:
income level, national happiness index, Diminishing marginal effect, Public policy.Abstract
National Happiness Index (GNH), as an indicator to measure the overall happiness level of a country, has been paid more and more attention in policy making and social research. In this context, the income level of residents, as one of the important factors affecting national happiness, has aroused extensive research interest. This paper aims to explore the relationship between individual income level and national happiness index, and analyze the complexity behind this relationship.
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