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Happiness within the population based on leisure and consumption

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Thoughts/Arguments of happiness within the different demographic structures of the population based on leisure and consumption, The considerations are on children, youth, adult, aging and the aged population in less developed, developing and developed countries. Demographic prospective and state of place orientation will be helpful in the thoughts/arguments.

Happiness

Leisure

consumption

social welfare

Inspiration

Population Studies

Dr. Ernest Fongwa
63 months ago

2 answers

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Happiness is subjective and, thus, hard to quantify.

David Cottrell
63 months ago

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Er Jangyadutta D
62 months ago

Have some input?

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