philosophers, from Aristotle to Bentham, have argued the importance of subjective well-being for the human being. Bentham noted for his part that " it is the greatest happiness of the greatest number that is the measure of what is right and wrong ". This thought influenced the policies of many nations, the approximate definition of well-being the most widely used remaining the wealth. But money makes happiness ? Since the 1970s, regular surveys have polled the population on their subjective well-being using questionnaires. However, while the gross domestic product of the United Kingdom, d...
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