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Alternative Measures of Well-Being / / Romina Boarini, Asa Johansson, Marco Mira d'Ercole



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Autore: Boarini Romina Visualizza persona
Titolo: Alternative Measures of Well-Being / / Romina Boarini, Asa Johansson, Marco Mira d'Ercole Visualizza cluster
Pubblicazione: Paris : , : OECD, , 2006
©2006
Descrizione fisica: 1 online resource (58 pages) : color illustrations
Disciplina: 330.015195
Soggetto topico: Economic indicators
Persona (resp. second.): JohanssonÅsa
Mira D'ErcoleMarco
Nota di bibliografia: Includes bibliographical references.
Sommario/riassunto: All discussions about the desirability of policy reforms rest on judgements about their effects on individuals and societal well-being. Yet, suitable measures for assessing how well-being is changing over time or compares across countries are lacking. This problem is, of course, not new and standard economic theory has provided, over the years, a range of insights about the criteria and domains that are most critical for the measurement of well-being, and on the relation between well-being and measures of economic resources. This paper does not revisit this theoretical discussion, nor does it provide a comprehensive review of different approaches to the measurement of well-being. It rather assesses whether GDP per capita is an adequate proxy as a measure of well-being or whether other indicators - used either as substitutes or as complements to GDP per capita - are more suitable for that purpose. Attention is limited to only some of the factors that influence well-being, and excludes some critical elements such as the environment, home production and other non-market factors.
Titolo autorizzato: Alternative Measures of Well-Being  Visualizza cluster
Formato: Materiale a stampa
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Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese
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Serie: OECD social, employment, and migration working papers ; ; No. 33.