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What do iced coffees, Instagram envy, after-school jobs and late-night deep talks have in common? Economics. Happiness might seem like an emotional thing but it's deeply connected to the choices we make, the systems we live in and how we spend our time, money, and energy. The Economics of Happiness takes a real-world look at what truly makes life feel good and what doesn't. From why experiences matter more than stuff, to how social media fuels FOMO spending, to whether money really can buy happiness (spoiler: only up to a point), this book unpacks the science, psychology and economics behind our pursuit of joy. Written for students, educators and thoughtful humans everywhere, The Economics of Happiness blends big ideas with everyday life. Accessible, empowering and full of ""aha!"" moments, it's personal finance meets purpose with a whole lot of heart. Because behind every happy moment is a choice and behind every choice is an economy. For every 30 paperback copies sold, a free physical copy will be donated to a school, library or teenager facing disadvantage. We believe every young person deserves access to critical, empowering education, no matter their background.

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