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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03446-5a of happiness deserves special consideration by any scholar of subjective well-being and, in general, social scientists. In his vision and critique of happiness, most of Sen’s ideas of economics and philosophy are synthesized.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03468-7he crises engulfing Western societies, failing to predict the financial crisis and silent on the mounting social crisis. . provides a manageable approach to addressing such issues: it restores economics as a . science while retaining a framework in which economic tools are applied.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03471-7 projects be a problem? Until now, more bank lending in a country is usually seen as a positive impulse inducing more economic growth. This paper explains why such a view has its limits and why these limits are crucial for today’s world.

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Der grosse Pöbel- und Sklavenaufstand on well-being, using Swiss data. The size of the effect amounts to the happiness effect of a jump from the lowest to the second lowest income class. Interestingly, foreigners benefit less than the Swiss, such that an additional procedural utility occurs beyond pure income effects.

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Michael Kämper van den Boogaart“There are no famines in democracies,” Nobel-Prize winning economist Amartya Sen famously argued. It is less well known that he also stressed the role of a free press. In his view, politicians have to take the well-being of the citizens more into account if they run the risk of being voted out or if their actions are monitored by free media.

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