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''*Happiness: Has Social Science a Clue?'' | |||
**Lecture 1: | |||
***"To understand how the economy actually affects our well-being, we have to use psychology as well as economics" | |||
***"despite economic growth, happiness in the West has not grown in the last 50 years" | |||
***focuses on the underlying happiness | |||
***"In the standard economic model, private actions and exchanges get us to a Pareto optimum where no one could be happier without someone else being less happy" | |||
***"The higher the real wage, the happier the population" | |||
Important Graphs! | |||
[http://cep.lse.ac.uk/events/lectures/layard/RL030303.pdf Richard Layard Lecture 1] | |||
[http://cep.lse.ac.uk/events/lectures/layard/RL040303.pdf Richard Layard Lecture 2] | |||
[http://cep.lse.ac.uk/events/lectures/layard/RL050303.pdf Richard Layard Lecture 3] | |||
Revision as of 21:17, 13 November 2007
Economists that Focus on Happiness in Economics
Richard Layard
*Happiness: Has Social Science a Clue?
- Lecture 1:
- "To understand how the economy actually affects our well-being, we have to use psychology as well as economics"
- "despite economic growth, happiness in the West has not grown in the last 50 years"
- focuses on the underlying happiness
- "In the standard economic model, private actions and exchanges get us to a Pareto optimum where no one could be happier without someone else being less happy"
- "The higher the real wage, the happier the population"
- Lecture 1:
Important Graphs! Richard Layard Lecture 1
