Money satisfies individuals, but health is very important

 Money satisfies individuals, but health is very important

In 2004, 9 out of 10 Dutch people over the age of 18 expressed their happiness or happiness. If the family has more money, most people will have a good sense of prosperity. However, payment is not a priority. Welfare, marital status, and racial origins will prevail.

Welfare is our first concern

In prosperity, well-being is very important when compared to social, financial, and class factors. For people who rate their well-being as poor, a quarter is lacking in some sense of prosperity. For people in good or bad health, that was 8%.

Smart sharing

Lack of compliance with daily presence is bad for satisfaction. For example, a widow or widower may be more depressed than a couple. Fortunately, as a result of the separation, the rate is often double that of being beaten or living together and twice that of people who have never been beaten.

A study conducted elsewhere shows that people in their lives are happier because they can give each other satisfaction and resentment. Common grief is a major part of the problem.

Non-Western foreigners are often less fulfilled

Foreigners in the West feel less happy than indigenous groups. The situation is not very good for non-Western foreigners. They are twice as happy as the natives.

Very small unfulfilled income

Payment satisfies the individual, yet it is undoubtedly not the main thing. According to these tests, pay four positions for well-being, marital status, and nationality.

In a family with very little cash out of the family choice, 16% said they were not satisfied. This tendency toward depression decreases as income rises. Only 10% of gross income is disappointed.

Limited work experience, age, and training

Men are just like women in terms of prosperity in terms of well-being, marital history, nationality, and income. Work old enough and the level of training is limited. Satisfaction, as we speak, grows equally with increasing education, yet decreases with age.