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wellknown easterlin paradox points average happiness remained constant time despite sharp rises gnp per head time micro literature typically found positive correlations individual income individual measures subjective wellbeing paper suggests two findings consistent presence relative income terms utility function income may evaluated relative others social comparison oneself past habituation review evidence relative income subjective wellbeing literature also discuss relation happiness utility discuss nonhappiness research behavioral experimental neurological related income comparisons last consider relative income utility function affect economic models behavior domains consumption investment economic growth savings taxation labor supply wages migration every pitifulest whipster walks within skin head filled notion shall human divine laws ought happy thomas carlyle