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This volume examines the economic dimensions of wellbeing, integrating research from economics, psychology, public health, and social policy. It explores how wellbeing is defined, measured, and influenced by economic conditions such as employment, income, health systems, and social environments. The work also analyzes policy approaches aimed at improving population wellbeing and the economic implications of investing in mental health, workplace wellbeing, and public health interventions.

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