The Interplay of Morality and Happiness

This chapter explores the intricate connections between morality, happiness, and economic theories, arguing that traditional views often neglect the deeper significance of ethical living. It examines human motivation through experimental frameworks, highlighting the impact of social approval on altruistic behavior. By critiquing the reductionist view of individuals as mere utility maximizers, it advocates for a more holistic understanding of personal values and intrinsic motivation in fostering true fulfillment.