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PwC 2013/2014 graduate recruitment demo test answer PwC China and Hong Kong Paragraph A: Happiness is a psychological state derived from the events and Question 1 environment of a person’s everyday life. Being happy is shown to have a positive effect on overall life satisfaction. The “Happiness Index” is a measure of a populations average level Which of the following alternatives of happiness. The concept originated 30 years ago when the King of Bhutan put it into practice. 20 years later, the GDP of can be used to best replace the Bhutan tops $1,000 per capita, an impressive figure for a small word “positive” in the text whilst and remote South Asian country. Some commentators have maintaining the original meaning attributed this rising GDP to the fact that the population live a of paragraph A? happier life on average than anywhere else. As a result, the Bhutan model of happiness has drawn worldwide attention. A: strong Paragraph B: Nobody can argue that happiness doesn’t have intrinsic value. B: conclusive Inherent in this is a contradiction as value infers monetary worth, and we all know money doesn’t necessarily buy C: beneficial happiness! Applying the concept of utility may have a greater relevance to measuring happiness, where utility quantifies the D: active entire benefit an individual draws from the happiness experienced. Measuring utility is difficult, impossible some might E. affirming say, as utility is subjective. Money, however, is not and monetary GDP has always been the preferred way to compare the wealth of nations, albeit to the exclusion of happiness. If we are to take a more holistic view of wealth we need to establish a way to weigh in the happiness of a nation into its GDP. Paragraph A: Happiness is a psychological state derived from the events and Question 2 environment of a person’s everyday life. Bei