Tag: Study
Mo’ money, less problems? Study finds that certain amounts of wealth can indeed buy more happiness
.A new study confirms that money correlates with happiness, as the wealth gap between Black and white Americans continues to grow. While much has been discussed about the wide (and widening) wealth gap, there also appears to be a happiness gap. According to a new study, money can, in fact, buy you some measure of …
Part-time Job Platform Industry Research Study |YY, Indeed.com, Zhipin – Economica
Press Release, Orbis Research The investigation into Part-time Job Platform examines market patterns, promotional networks, industry trends, and current and future demand scenarios. The global examination of Part-time Job Platform Market delves into both the current and future state of the sector, as well as innovative industry growth strategies. Key elements such as production …
Job Aggregators Industry Research Study |Indeed, Career Builder, Google for Jobs – Economica
Press Release, Orbis Research The investigation into Job Aggregators examines market patterns, promotional networks, industry trends, and current and future demand scenarios. The global examination of Job Aggregators Market delves into both the current and future state of the sector, as well as innovative industry growth strategies. Key elements such as production volume, leading …
70 Is Indeed the New 60, Study Suggests
Scientists have found that older people currently retain more youthful abilities than people who were the same age did in previous decades [1]. How miserable are we? Recent decades have seen leaps in average life expectancy. However, those mostly stem from successes in curbing childhood mortality and infectious diseases. The gains in later life have …
Time might be a mirage created by quantum physics, study suggests
Time may not be a fundamental element of the universe but rather an illusion emerging from quantum entanglement, a new study suggests. Time is a thorny problem for physicists; its inconsistent behavior between our best theories of the universe contributes to a deadlock preventing researchers from finding a “theory of everything,” or a framework to …
Opinion | College students study plenty. What they need is more social life.
Kids these days seem to be doing everything but studying: starting up tech companies, leading assorted extracurriculars and, of course, protesting on the lawn. This may sound like a classic “back in my day” spiel from an out-of-touch old man, but it’s actually my firsthand experience. I recently graduated from Harvard University, and was struck …