Does Preference Satisfaction Map to Well-Being?
User Poll
There is a common presumption, especially in economics, that people are better off when they can satisfy their preferences and desires. Thus, it is concluded that it is possible to measure people's well-being by measuring how well they satisfy their preferences and what they are willing to pay in order to do so. But is this reasonable?
Poll on whether satisfying a person's preferences necessarily improves their well-being:
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