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What Progress Leads To: How to Bring Joy into Economics

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What Progress Leads To: How to Bring Joy into Economics
Author(s)Scitovsky, Tibor
AbstractEconomic theory conventionally views work as an unpleasant activity engaged in only to earn the money required for consumption. However, a significant and perhaps growing number of jobs also provide other satisfactions in addition to income. This selection explores the economic sources and consequences of enjoyable stimulation as a step toward what the author calls “a more general economic theory of human satisfaction.”
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Pages183-203
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceHuman Desire and Economic Satisfaction: Essays on the Frontiers of Economics
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PubDate1986
ISBN_ISSN0814778623
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