Social Value in Public Policy

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Exploring the intersection of social value and public policy, this book examines how subjective well-being (SWB) can gauge the impact of policies. It challenges the notion that markets enhance well-being, suggesting that crises like the COVID-19 pandemic offer a chance to shift focus from market-driven policies to those that prioritize SWB. The author outlines essential elements for a future society that values social well-being, advocating for a transformative approach to policymaking and implementation.