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World Happiness repor T 2013 edited by John Helliwell, richard layard and Jeffrey sachs W orld Happines s epor t 20 13 World Happiness 2013 edited by John Helliwell, Richard layard and Jeffrey sachs Table of ConTenT s 1. Introduction 2. World Happiness: Trends, explanations and Distribution 3. Mental Illness and Unhappiness 4. The objective benefts of subjective Well-being 5. Restoring Virtue ethics in the Quest for Happiness 6. Using Well-being as a Guide to Policy 7. The oeCD approach to Measuring subjective Well-being 8. from Capabilities to Contentment: Testing the links between Human Development and life satisfaction retr por W orld Happines s epor t 20 13 Chapter 1. IntroductIon JOHN F. HELLIWELL, RICHARD LAYARD AND JEFFREY D. SACHS 3 23 John F. Helliwell: Vancouver School of Economics, university of British columbia, and the canadian Institute for Advanced r esearch (cIFAr) Richard Layard: director, Well-Being Programme, centre for Economic Performance, London School of Economics Jeffrey D. Sachs: director, t he Earth Institute, columbia university r W orld Happines s r epor t 20 13 The world is now in the midst of a major policy terms of emotion might inadvertently diminish debate about the objectives of public policy. What society’s will to fght poverty . should be the world’s Sustainable Development Goals for the period 2015-2030?