A Study of Satisfaction with Life Across Income Classes in the United

question 19

Multiple Choice

A study of satisfaction with life across income classes in the United States showed that:

• A) happiness increases with income, at an increasing rate.
• B) happiness increases with income, at a decreasing rate.
• C) happiness decreases with income.
• D) happiness does not hold a verifiable relationship with income level.

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