Beyond economic data: softer, subjective indicators of a nation’s well-being
A society, fuelled by trust and cooperation, should rank highly on life satisfaction and happiness. Traditional measures of well-being, however, largely overlook these factors, and rely mostly on economic data. In the paper, “The well-being of nations: linking together trust, cooperation and democra...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2009
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