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| 9/8/2010 |
Survey: Money Can't Buy Happiness, But Can Ease Stress
(Washington, DC) -- Money may not buy happiness, but it can help ease life's stresses. Researchers at Princeton University found that an annual income of 75-thousand dollars appears to be about the threshold for being fairly happy. The school's Center for Health and Wellbeing surveyed one-thousand Americans and discovered that more money does not necessarily equal happiness, however, less money is associated with emotional pain. Researchers said low income exacerbates such misfortunes as divorce, ill health and being alone. They concluded that high income buys life satisfaction, but not happiness. The findings are published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.< |
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