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In a study during 1994 people within the lowest income reported a "very happy' level 16% of the time. This is contrasted with a 44% "very happy" level with those in the highest income level. This holds true throughout history as well. | In a study during 1994 people within the lowest income reported a "very happy' level 16% of the time. This is contrasted with a 44% "very happy" level with those in the highest income level. This holds true throughout history as well. | ||
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Revision as of 16:11, 6 April 2006
In a study during 1994 people within the lowest income reported a "very happy' level 16% of the time. This is contrasted with a 44% "very happy" level with those in the highest income level. This holds true throughout history as well.
