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Tag Archives: charitable giving
Infographic: How Americans Give to Charity
In this recently released infographic provided by Online Psychology Degree is a charitable giving snapshot using data from U.S. taxpayers who earned more than $50,000 in 2008. A key finding in this analysis is that middle class Americans give a … Continue reading
Money can buy happiness
TedxCambridge speaker Michael Norton disputes the notion that “Money can’t buy happiness.” In this ten minute speech, Norton presents a compelling research project that proves people who donate money are in fact happier:
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Tagged charitable giving, happiness, Michael Norton, money and happiness, research on giving, TedxCambridge
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