"The money doesn't bring happiness," says the well-known adage, but science responds: "the money bring happiness, but only up to a certain amount."According to a survey by the British University of Goyorgoyik, the total happiness in a country growing when grown and per capita gross domestic product of the country, but by a point and after the increase of the wealth it creates higher aspirations, that can often lead to a feeling of frustration.The "golden mean", according to the survey, are the 22.100 pounds per year, i.e. about euro 26.550 time. Above this limit, happiness begins to decline.As he explains in the Independent newspaper the Eugenio Proto, one of the authors of the research, is good for an economy to supply its citizens with big ambitions, but "ambition gap, i.e. the difference between the actual income and our desire for things like better homes and consumer goods, shrinks our satisfaction levels of our lives."There is also an issue of inequality that needs to be taken into consideration," says Witt himself. "It is likely that the hypothetical neighbor to us is much more wealthy than you, and your ambition to attain is not at all realistic. So, not surprisingly, that the happiest countries are Denmark, Sweden and Finland the, countries where there is greater equality ".
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