How should we measure happiness?

In this short film Paul Anand, Professor of Economics at The Open University explores the way different society’s measures happiness. Read the full article www.open.edu/openlearn/people-...
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[@NoahNobody]

I live in Finland, but am originally from the UK. I think the thing that makes people happy here is *trust* in society (trust in other citizens, politicians, police, public servants). People here take a certain pride in their trustworthiness.

[@Karakanatliordek]

Good.

[@johnhowe50]

The UK must be the most miserable country in the world.