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PSYCHOL WEALTH OF NATIONS
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Overall Theme
“Psychological wealth goes beyond money—it reflects how well people and societies truly live.”
Part One: The Definition and Measurement of Psychological Wealth
What is Psychological Wealth?
“A broader conception of wealth that includes meaning, relationships, and well-being—not just income.”
The Measurement of Psychological Wealth
“What we value shapes what we measure; psychological wealth requires multidimensional metrics.”
Part Two: The Psychological Wealth of Individuals
The Material and Psychological Wealth of Individuals
“Money contributes to well-being, but only up to a point.”
Relational and Psychological Wealth
“Human connection is a core currency of psychological wealth.”
Personality and Psychological Wealth
“Who we are influences how wealthy we feel more than what we have.”
Interventions in Psychological Wealth
“Psychological wealth can be cultivated through intentional practices and policies.”
The Benefits of Psychological Wealth
“Greater psychological wealth is linked to better health, resilience, and life satisfaction.”
Optimal Levels of Psychological Wealth: Is More Always Better?
“Beyond a certain point, gains in psychological wealth may plateau or even backfire.”
Part Three: The Psychological Wealth of Society
What is a Good Society?
“A good society promotes flourishing, not just economic growth.”
Material Wealth and Psychological Wealth of Nations
“Rich nations are not always psychologically wealthy nations.”
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11. Psychological Wealth of Nations Beyond Money
“A nation’s success cannot be read from its GDP alone.”
“Trust, freedom, health, and meaning are national assets.”
“Psychological wealth reveals what economic statistics miss.”
Tagline: Beyond GDP lies the true wealth of nations.
12. Happy Individuals, Happy Society?
“Individual happiness and social well-being are deeply intertwined.”
“Happy people contribute to healthier, more cooperative societies.”
“Societal structures can amplify—or suppress—individual flourishing.”
Tagline: Personal happiness scales up to collective good.
Part Four: Epilogue – Summary and Conclusion
“Psychological wealth reframes how we define progress.”
“Well-being is both a personal pursuit and a policy goal.”
“The future of prosperity depends on what we choose to value.”
Tagline: Redefining wealth to redefine progress.
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