The U.S. economy may be recovering, but Americans aren't getting any happier: Only one in three Americans say they're very happy, according to a recen...
Sometimes, a simple reminder that you're in control will do, but according to a recent survey from Harris Poll, happiness is based on more than just m...
The UN has recently released their World Happiness Report 2012, with Nordic inhabitants coming out on top: Denmark, Finland and Norway took the top three spots.
When measuring the success of a country, many look to measure its GDP. What economics don't reveal, though, is where the country stands on a happiness...
In the same vein as the Happiness Index or the Big Mac Index, the EF English Proficiency Index (EF EPI) takes into account English skills around the world, ranking 44 countries. The following slideshow highlights the index's most interesting findings.
Isn't now a good and appropriate time to advocate a different type of framework for living, a new prosperity, one that is simply more evolved in its vision and can lead to a greater sense of subjective well-being?
A team of Facebook data scientists are using Facebook -- and the information we share about ourselves on the site-- to create a "Gross National Happin...
Three different polls revealed in December say that Americans have made great strides in their happiness. Are we lying to the researchers or are we just high on life?