NUS Business School has recently released a book, entitled "Happiness and Wellbeing in Singapore — Beyond Economic Prosperity", which reveals the degree of Singaporeans’ satisfaction with life and various life domains and affective aspects of wellbeing.
The book draws on findings from the 2022 Quality of Life (QOL) survey which examines the perceptions and views of 1,905 Singapore citizens from the ages of 21 years old and older.
So why are we less happy and satisfied with overall quality of life? Siok Kuan Tambyah, Associate Professor, NUS Business School shares more with us on the findings from the study.
Download a complimentary soft copy here, Happiness and Wellbeing in Singapore | Beyond Economic Prosperity | Si (taylorfrancis.com

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