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It turned out in | It turned out in 2021 that more money does indeed buy happiness - unless you are in the cohort of least happy people, in which happiness caps out at $100k. Satisfaction in reases with money for all groups, though. | ||
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnjennings/2024/02/12/money-buys-happiness-after-all/?sh=7b7602b1486b | https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnjennings/2024/02/12/money-buys-happiness-after-all/?sh=7b7602b1486b | ||
Interestingly, the most happy peoples' happiness increases nonlinearly with more money. This is the latest study. | Interestingly, the most happy peoples' happiness increases nonlinearly with more money. This is the latest study. | ||
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It turned out in 2021 that more money does indeed buy happiness - unless you are in the cohort of least happy people, in which happiness caps out at $100k. Satisfaction in reases with money for all groups, though.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnjennings/2024/02/12/money-buys-happiness-after-all/?sh=7b7602b1486b
Interestingly, the most happy peoples' happiness increases nonlinearly with more money. This is the latest study.