Name: The age of Experiences: Harnessing Happiness to Build a new Economy (en Inglés)
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Author: Benjamin Hunnicutt
ISBN: 9781439917107

portada The age of Experiences: Harnessing Happiness to Build a new Economy (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Temple Univ Pr

Autor

Benjamin Hunnicutt

Año

2020

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

302

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781439917107

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The age of Experiences: Harnessing Happiness to Build a new Economy (en Inglés)

Benjamin Hunnicutt (Autor) · Temple Univ Pr · Tapa Blanda

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In The Age of Experiences, Benjamin Kline Hunnicutt examines how the advance of happiness science is impacting the economy, making possible new experience-products that really make people happy and help forward-looking businesses expand and develop new technologies. In today’s marketplace there is less interest in goods and services and more interest in buying and selling personal improvements and experiences. Hunnicutt traces how this historical shift in consumption to the “softer” technologies of happiness represents not only a change in the modern understanding of progress, but also a practical, economic transformation, profoundly shaping our work and the ordering of our life goals. Based on incisive historical research, Hunnicutt demonstrates that we have begun to turn from material wealth to focus on the enrichment of our personal and social lives. The Age of Experiences shows how industry, technology, and the general public are just beginning to realize the potential of the new economy. Exploring the broader implications of this historical shift, Hunnicutt concludes that the new demand for experiences will result in the reduction of work time, the growth of jobs, and the regeneration of virtue—altogether an increasingly healthy public life.