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  • Increases in national advertising expenditure are followed by significant declines in reported levels of life satisfaction, according to a new CEPR study. Blending longitudinal data on advertising with large-scale surveys of citizens’ wellbeing, the research analyses information on approximately one million randomly sampled European citizens across 27 nations over three decades. Advertising is ubiquitous in modern life. Yet might it be harmful to the happiness of nations? The empirical results of this analysis are some of the first to be consistent with the hypothesis that, perhaps by fostering unending desires, high levels of advertising may depress social wellbeing. (xsd:string)
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  • Advertising as a Major Source of Human Dissatisfaction: Cross-National Evidence on One Million Europeans (xsd:string)
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