People who consider themselves happy have higher annual household incomes than those who do not consider themselves very happy.
Hardly surprising you say. Well, there was some research data that seemed to support the theory that the relentless pursuit of pecuniary gain decreases happiness in the long run.
Anyhow, snap shot of some US research debunks this general conclusion and offers an insight or two into why we might conclude money equals happiness.
The Australia-New Zealand Closer Economic Relations agreement remains one of the most successful trade agreements in the world, but its next phase will look very different, according to a recent NZIER Insight.
You cannot lead through complexity if you’re drowning in activity, writes Chris Power. There’s a saying I’ve found myself sharing in coaching conversations with senior leaders lately – just because
The board of BioGro NZ has appointed Tania Thomas (pictured) as its new General Manager. The organisation, which offers organic certification for producers and businesses in New Zealand, says Thomas
