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Budgeting for products makes us more likely to spend, new research has found. The study, conducted by Brigham Young University…
People who put a price on their time are more likely to feel impatient and be aware of spending time rather than just passing…
Decent people take comfort in the idea that money is not profoundly connected with happiness. There are statistics that suggest that as income increases happiness does not rise to an equal degree; and…
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