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The Progress Paradox
Aired 2/20/2003
Economically we’re better off than we ever have been. Technological progress is helping us live longer healthier lives. And yet there is some survey research that shows Americans are feeling sadder about their circumstances. If everything is so good, why do we feel so bad?
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Gregg Easterbrook
The Brookings Institution
Originally Aired: 2/20/2003
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