Happy Life Expectancy - Conclusion

Conclusion

With Veenhoven’s method policy makers when deciding on matters of social consequence can use HLE indexes that can directly affect how subjectively happy something will make a people. Current QOL indexes are geared more towards material matters, and do little to address subjective needs or feelings.

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