Richard Layard Books
Richard Layard (b. 1934) is a renowned British economist and the director of the Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics. Layard’s research on unemployment was the basis for the 1998 reformation of the job market in the United Kingdom, which significantly decreased the level of unemployment.
What's Happiness about?
In Happiness, economist Richard Layard examines what it is that makes us happy and how anyone can achieve greater happiness. Basing his studies on insights from such diverse fields as psychology, philosophy and neuroscience, Layard presents compelling arguments that are great food for thought, encouraging readers to question their daily habits and practices.
Who should read Happiness?
- Anyone interested in research on happiness
- Anyone who wants to find out why money won’t necessarily make them happy
- Anyone searching for ways to increase their general level of happiness
Can We Be Happier?
What's Can We Be Happier? about?
Can We Be Happier? by Richard Layard explores the science of happiness and offers practical solutions for individuals and societies to lead more fulfilling lives. Drawing on research and real-life examples, the book challenges the notion that economic success alone can bring happiness, and advocates for a greater focus on mental well-being and social connections.
Who should read Can We Be Happier??
Individuals seeking practical strategies for increasing their own happiness
Policy makers and leaders interested in promoting well-being at a societal level
Anyone curious about the science of happiness and how it can be applied to everyday life