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On the weighting of homo economicus and homo virtus in human behaviour

Economics

On the weighting of homo economicus and homo virtus in human behaviour

M. Parada-contzen and J. R. Parada-daza

Discover how economic and non-economic factors influence wellbeing in our latest study by Marcela Parada-Contzen and José Rigoberto Parada-Daza. This research reveals that while emotional wellbeing and human virtues play a role, traditional economic motivations dominate the landscape of wellbeing measurements across countries.

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