Time-starved people are happier: study
Given a choice, they would rather have more time than more money
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Washington
AMERICANS who want more time in their lives are happier than those who want more money, according to new research published in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science.
Across a range of surveys and experiments involving over 4,400 people, researchers at UCLA and The Wharton School found that nearly two-thirds of respondents said they'd prefer having more money over more time. But the people who opted for more time were happier with their lives.
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