As a yardstick of the value of the goods and services produced in one year, a country’s GDP might be more accurate if it included unpaid household work.
While it is tough to do happiness studies, the economists that keep trying have begun to conclude that money could indeed relate to our life satisfaction.
When technology bites back, it forces us to recognize that all new things can have unintended consequences that offset the benefits of innovation.
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