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November 20, 2017

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November 04, 2024

I could feel an invisible presence, like a stand of human hair touching my skin... Ever there, but ever unseen. I blew it away with a single exhalation. Nevermind. What was that anyway?

Luckiest Guess in the World by me.

May 31, 2013

Let the function be defined by and , what is one possible value of ? 1 Correct! Explanation Difficulty: Hard Since , substituting for into the function yields , or , or . Therefore or . Since , it follows that , or . Therefore or . Another way to solve the question would be to use a dummy variable . For example, let . . Since , it follows that . So , and therefore, or . Since , or . This question asks for one possible value of . Either or (not both) satisfy the question being asked. Choose only one correct answer to enter in the grid. When there is a range of possible correct answers, your gridded response must lie within the range. For example, consider a problem for...

Happiness Economics

May 18, 2013

Definition of 'Happiness Economics' The formal academic study of the relationship between individual satisfaction and economic issues, such as employment and wealth. Happiness economics attempts to use econometric analysis to discover what factors increase and decrease human well-being and quality of life. One major study of happiness economics has been conducted by the Europe-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. The OECD ranked happiness in its 34 member countries, based on factors such as housing, income, jobs, education, environment, civic engagement and health. The study's purpose is to help governments design better public policies. Happiness research has found that people in richer countries with good institutions tend to be happier than people in poorer countries with bad institutions. At a certain point, increases in annual income no longer bring greater happiness. This is estimated to fall somewhere between $75,000 and $120,000. Workin...