Hello All
The Office for National Statistics is currently debating how to measure the nation's well-being. They want to measure 'how society is doing' by looking at more than just the dry stats like GDP.
But before they can start measuring, they want to know what is most important in your life and in the lives of your family.
Is it what you earn or is it the time you spend with your family? Does the value of your house count, or is the state of the environment more important?
If you'd like to let them know what's important to you, please do post below or join the debate here.
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ONS want to hear your views on 'well-being'
KatieMumsnet · 28/02/2011 15:50
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