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http://pagingdrgupta.blogs.cnn.com/2010/09/01/money-and-happiness-over-75k-doesnt-matter/?hpt=C2
It used to be $ doesnt buy happiness if you're above welware levels.
As long as you have food and shelter, your happiness lvl doesnt go up much the more $ you make.
This study says otherwise.
It used to be $ doesnt buy happiness if you're above welware levels.
As long as you have food and shelter, your happiness lvl doesnt go up much the more $ you make.
This study says otherwise.
For household income, 73 percent of those earning above $75,000 per year were happy, vs. only 59 percent for those under $50,000. It's perhaps not surprising that money brings happiness to some extent, but the survey found that $75,000 is the "magic point": Beyond that, greater incomes do not seem to bring greater happiness, Parent said. Similarly, below $50,000, people were consistently less happy.