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2. Money and Happiness
Aigerim Assylkhanova
Hilda A Nurbayyanti
Lorena Fadda
Nabilla D Adharina
Steve Darmadi
Tingyu Zhang
Bolun Zhang
Akimbek Saifulla
3. Happiness
Subjective well-being
is considered to be one of the
important indicators of successful aging
(Herero and Extremera 2010)
What Makes Us Happy?
GDP per capita
Social support
Healthy life expectancy
Freedom to make life choices
Generosity
Freedom from corruption
(WHR15)
5. Working Age Adults
Upcoming Stage of Life
$26,444
Wedding Costs*
*the U.S wedding report inc, 2015
$3,500
Childbirth Costs**
* according to Agency for Healthcare Research
and Quality Healthcare Cost and Utilization
Project
6. Older Adults
Retired Being not in money-making atmosphere
Nursing grandchild could be the most
lovable thing to do
no particular achievement to pursue
They don’t have particular stimulus to
make money
no particular achievement to pursue
11. Research Question
Does exist a correlation between happiness and money
expenditure for older people?
Ho: The expenditure of elderly people on leisure, savings, donations, health, does not influece their
happiness.
H1: More elderly people spend their money in leisure, savings, donations, health, the more they are
happy.
16. 4th
DonationVariable
1.Donated Money: Have you done any of the
following in the last month? How about
donated money to a charity?
2.Sent financial help: In the past 12 months
did this household send help in the form of
money or goods to another individual?
17. Methodology
• Literature review
• Sample definition : geographic area and age
• Variables definition
• Data collection from Gallup database
• Pearson correlation with SPSS software
• Interpretation of results
• Conclusions
18. Example of SPSS
Very Strong 0,7 < X ≤ 1
Strong 0,5 < X ≤ 0,7
Weak 0,2 < X ≤ 0,5
Very Weak 0 < X ≤ 0,2
Applied for both negative and positive numeration
20. America & Europe AfricaAsia
Happiness and Standard of Living
0,803 0,215 0,357
Very Strong Correlation Weak Correlation Weak Correlation
21. America & Europe Africa
0,401 0,359 0,215
Weak Correlation Weak Correlation Weak Correlation
Asia
Happiness and Sent Financial Help
22. America & Europe Africa
0,803 0,181 -0,145
Very Strong Correlation Very Weak Correlation Very Weak Correlation
Asia
Happiness and Donate Money
23. America & Europe Africa
0,308 -0,194 0,250
Weak Correlation Very Weak Correlation Weak Correlation
Asia
Happiness and Move Away
24. America & Europe Africa
-0,534 -0,131 -0,176
Strong Correlation Very Weak Correlation Very Weak Correlation
Asia
Happiness and Have Enough Money
(Strongly Disagree variable)
25. Variables America and Europe Asia Africa
Standard of Living Very Strong (+) Weak (+) Weak (+)
Have Enough Money (health) Strong (-) Very Weak (-) Very Weak (-)
Donated Money Very Strong (+) Very Weak (+) Very Weak (-)
Sent Financial Help Weak (+) Weak(+) Weak (+)
Move Away Weak (+) Very Weak (-) Weak (+)
Summary
26. Possible Reasons
1. Countries in Asia and Africa have lower priority to afford high quality of life;
2. American and European countries used to enjoy high life standards, so they’ tend
to be more sensitive to money;
3. The data collected from gallup, selected from 50+ respondent (there is no older
categories). In europe and america, there could be tendency to retire in older age.
Even 50-60 could still be considered as working age. Therefore, it could be unfair
to compare european and american data to other continents.
27. Conclusion
Ho is rejected
There is a correlation between happines and several variables (Standard
of living, have enough money (health), donated money, move away, sent
financial help) eventhough not all of variables have strong correlation
with happiness.