Happiness, Lessons from the New Science

Richard Layard's "Happiness, Lessons from the New Science" explores the science of happiness and its implications for government policies.

Layard examines various factors influencing happiness, including economic conditions, social relationships, and mental health.

The book argues for a shift in government priorities, advocating for policies that promote well-being rather than solely focusing on economic growth.

Layard's work has significantly influenced discussions on happiness economics and the role of governments in improving citizens' lives.

The book provides practical recommendations for governments and individuals to enhance happiness and well-being.