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Layard, Lesson from a new science: Happiness Economics
At the end of this course, students are expected to:
- describe and explain the historical perspective of economists on well-being and welfare;
- explain, defend, and critique the subjective well-being literature, specifically taking into account the effects of income and employment on individuals’ perceived well-being;
- compare and contrast proposed measurement tools for well-being, including the methodological views that underlie these instruments.
lectures and presentations
the written and oral exam
l'economia della felicità
il paradosso di Easterlin
le determinanti del benessere
capitale sociale
beni relazionali
- The historical evolution of happiness economics;
- The Easterlin paradox;
- the subjective and objective wellbeing;
- money and happiness;
- Happiness or gap?;
- the determinants of wellbeing;
- Social capital and relation goods
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