Business, 26.02.2020 19:53 breannaasmith1122

Question 1 Norton studied how spending money can influence happiness. Based on the video, how did Norton conduct his research? Describe the results of his study, including how the ways people spend money influence their happiness.

question 2 Norton said, "If you think money cannot buy happiness, you're not spending it right." What did Norton mean by this and why do you think spending money on others makes people happier?

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