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Quality of life: An approach integrating opportunities, human needs, and subjective well-being

Ecological Economics · 2006 · Vol. 61(2-3) · pp. 267–276

Robert Costanza✉(University of Vermont)Brendan Fisher(University of Vermont)Saleem H. Ali(University of Vermont)Caroline Beer(University of Vermont)Lynne A. Bond(University of Vermont)Roelof Boumans(University of Vermont)Nicholas L. Danigelis(University of Vermont)Jennifer Dickinson(University of Vermont)Carolyn Elliott(University of Vermont)Joshua Farley(University of Vermont)Diane Elliott Gayer(University of Vermont)Linda MacDonald Glenn(University of Vermont)Thomas R. Hudspeth(University of Vermont)Dennis F. Mahoney(University of Vermont)Laurence E. McCahill(University of Vermont)Barbara McIntosh(University of Vermont)Brian V. Reed(University of Vermont)S. Abu Turab Rizvi(University of Vermont)Donna M. Rizzo(University of Vermont)Thomas Simpatico(University of Vermont)Robert R. Snapp(University of Vermont)

Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction Health disparities and outcomes Decision-Making and Behavioral EconomicsHappinessQuality of life (healthcare)Subjective well-beingWell-beingScale (ratio)Fundamental human needsPsychologyHuman capitalQuality (philosophy)Social capital

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