Feb

10

2004

12:00—1:30 PM

Center for Global Development

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RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES (RSS)

Can Happiness Research Contribute to Development Economics?

Carol Graham of the Brookings Institution presented her paper, Can Happiness Research Contribute to Development Economics? The paper addresses the gaps between standard income measures and individual assessments of happiness and welfare, and how these paradoxes effect development outcomes. Michael Lokshin of the World Bank was the discussant.

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