In a 92-country survey of nearly 54,000 people, well-being kept rising with income with no clear point where more money stopped helping, but the lead researcher says each step up the ladder buys a little less
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The lead researcher of a 92-country survey of nearly 54,000 people explains why more money keeps helping but buys a little less each time, why young adults came out lowest, and why we say "mental health" when we mean "mental illness".
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