The price of happiness
Princeton study shows that the perceived link between money and happiness is mostly an illusion
Article Summary
Money won't make you happy, or at least, not as happy as you might think. A study by Princeton University researchers has shown that the link between earning more money and day-to-day happiness is a tenuous one – and extra dollars in your pocket doesn't necessarily translate to spending more time doing the things you enjoy.
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