What do Angela Merkel, David Cameron, Nicolas Sarkozy and Ben Bernanke have in common? One thing, anyway: they have all discussed “wellbeing” as a better measure of success than gross domestic product. With the wind of political and economic interest behind it, why is more not happening to change the focus of public policy?
安格拉•梅克爾(Angela Merkel)、大衛•卡麥隆(David Cameron)、尼古拉•薩科吉(Nicolas Sarkozy)和班•柏南奇(Ben Bernanke)有什麼共同之處？最起碼的一個共同之處是：他們全都提出，用民衆幸福感衡量成功比用國內生產毛額(GDP)好。政治和經濟界人士紛紛對此表示了興趣，但爲何公共政策的重點卻沒有多大改變呢？
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