Tag Archives: Development

Country data: emitting carbon not essential for wealth, development & happiness

Posted on March 31, 2014 by Adam Sulkowski

This chart shows average development (HDI), income (GNI), emissions (CO2 per capita), and happiness (Gallup data) within groups of countries identified using model-based cluster analysis (click here for a draft of the full paper). The least developed group on average generated just 5% of the carbon emissions … Continue reading →

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Being Happy … and Everything Else. Plus: Are You Happy?

Posted on March 29, 2014 by Adam Sulkowski

There’s growing interest in happiness (or well-being/satisfaction) across academic disciplines. Want Happiness? Health, Age, Relationships & Work Matter. A great primer on the basics is this podcast interview with Carol Graham of Brookings. Among other fascinating realities, Carol and interviewer Fred Dews discuss the … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Development

Country data: emitting carbon not essential for wealth, development & happiness

Being Happy … and Everything Else. Plus: Are You Happy?

Adam J. Sulkowski

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