Keywords
Labor
Happiness
Submitted : 2022-05-21
Accepted : 2022-06-05
Published : 2022-06-20
Abstract
The study of national economics of real society can provide a model for the future social blueprint. Philosophy, economy and social theory can be integrated with the analysis of people’s living state in real society and the refinement of labor happiness thought. By the research of national economics, we can find that the road to happiness is connected with the real economic movement via labor.
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