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The science of happiness, unemployment, inflation, populism and One Nation

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Liam Mannix
The science of happiness, unemployment, inflation, populism and One Nation
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Despite Australia's strong economic performance and low unemployment, recent polling shows a significant decline in life satisfaction among citizens. The article explores the paradox of rising wealth alongside increasing pessimism and support for populist politics.

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It addresses the disconnect between macroeconomic indicators and public sentiment, a growing trend in developed nations.

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Political Bias
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Confidence: 80%

The article relies on statistical data from multiple universities and government bureaus to analyze a social trend.

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