A British economist has written a book, in which he opposes traditional theories. Happiness, not gross domestic product and even less the competitiveness, should be the economical politic’s overriding principle. He substantiates his theory: In spite of the fact that the Western countries are doing twice as well as they did fifty years ago, they are not satisfied anymore. One of the reasons for this is that wealth is judged relatively rather than absolute. (If your colleague’s raise is bigger than your own, the pleasure reduces)
A well paid job, which has room for pride, challenges and independence, carries its own reward and creates effective, happy employees.
Essay about the text Queenie
The main character in this text is named Queenie. She is a little girl who goes to school, and lives in England. The text doesn’t say how old she is, but I think she is approximately six or seven years old. There are several different reasons which can show that she has this age: Her hair is set in pigtails, and it’s usually only younger girls, who have that. Her mother worries about her all the time and someone has to look after her every second. Most kids cry if things doesn’t go like they want them to, and Queenie isn’t any exception. “I cried because I wanted to see more countries.” Queenie is also a little easy to scare. When she meets the big Negro she is scared that he might swallow her. So Queenie is a little girl who behaves just like a normal girl would do.
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