According to
some specialists, when a country is developed richly, any extra growth of Linking Words
wealth
cannot make its inhabitants more satisfied. I agree with Use synonyms
this
point of view to some extent because I believe Linking Words
happiness
does not necessarily increase with the growing Use synonyms
wealth
of nations.
The prosperity of a developing country is significant regarding the Use synonyms
happiness
levels of citizens. Use synonyms
Firstly
, the government can provide the most important necessities for the public, Linking Words
such
as better health care and education systems. Linking Words
This
way the government can bring Linking Words
happiness
to its residents by preventing them from health problems and allowing them to acquire the knowledge needed. Use synonyms
Also
, the Linking Words
wealth
of nations means a great number of opportunities for society as a whole. Higher salaries and more lucrative job positions can be good examples of that numerous chances.
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However
, the public’s life satisfaction does not correlate with higher income levels when it comes to developed countries, Linking Words
such
as China and South Korea. In these countries, per capita income has doubled in less than 20 years but Linking Words
overall
Linking Words
happiness
does not seem to have followed the same path. The numbers are not statistically significant at Use synonyms
this
level in most cases because what makes citizens happier is not material well-being anymore but focus on more urgent personal concerns relating to things Linking Words
such
as family life.
In conclusion, increases in the economic Linking Words
wealth
of nations cause short-term positive effects on the public’s Use synonyms
happiness
, but they do not seem to hold up over the long term as the factors of life satisfaction vary.Use synonyms
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