We're happier than you think

Argues that the past three years have been good for the UK's wellbeing. Despite all the talk of gloom and austerity, the wellbeing indicators actually tell a modestly but consistently positive story. Considers why the sense of wellbeing has increased and what it means for political opinion. (Qu...

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Published in:Prospect (London, England) England), 2015-05 (230), p.16-17
Main Author: O'Donnell, Gus
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
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Summary:Argues that the past three years have been good for the UK's wellbeing. Despite all the talk of gloom and austerity, the wellbeing indicators actually tell a modestly but consistently positive story. Considers why the sense of wellbeing has increased and what it means for political opinion. (Quotes from original text)
ISSN:1359-5024