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Value Seekers, Big Spenders, Non-Spenders, and Experiencers: Consumption, Personality, and Well-Beinsm is complex with a tendency for the independent self to be less materialistic. Well-being decreases with materialism and increases with frugality, but the Experiencer, although not frugal, has high well-being. The Big Spender stands out as lowest in well-being.

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Book 2014fferent types of consumers spend money; cultural variations in conceptions of the "good life;" how we might reconcile environmental and consumer well-being; and how to measure the whole of human, economic, and environmental well-being. Taken all together, this collection finds grounds for compatibil

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Anlass, Ziele und theoretische Rahmung,sm is complex with a tendency for the independent self to be less materialistic. Well-being decreases with materialism and increases with frugality, but the Experiencer, although not frugal, has high well-being. The Big Spender stands out as lowest in well-being.

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Measuring What Mattersths and limitations. A combination of the two that draws on the strengths of each (here called “GPI Plus”) would be a better approximation of the degree to which an economy achieves the end for which it must be intended, which is the augmentation of the sustainable well-being of human populations.