No point summarizing here. If you’re interested in the relationship between economic growth and personal happiness (an area we’ve written quite a bit about, see this post, e.g.), just go read this post at Angry Bear.
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Clark Williams-Derry, senior fellow, spent 15 years directing Sightline’s research team, and now focuses on United States and global and energy markets, particularly issues affecting the Western United States. Previously, Williams-Derry served as senior analyst with the Environmental Working Group. Find Clark's research here, email him at clark [at] sightline [dot] org, and follow him on Twitter at @ClarkWDerry.
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