At a time when almost every indicator of well-being shows a "damn-the-terrorists" self-confidence, one measure points the other way.
Across the world, from Bhutan (which promotes a notion of Gross National Happiness) to Mexico (which uses a version of the Oxford methodology) to France (where President Nicolas Sarkozy recently appointed a committee to "identify the limits of G.D.P")., policy makers now accept that income is a crude indicator of well-being.
Most European countries' leisure-adjusted GDP has grown faster than the standard measure over the past few decades, as hours worked have declined.Europeans, don't relaxGDP is clearly not the best indicator of well-being, but the OECD concludes that for most purposes it is the best that is available on a timely basis.
But it also makes the poor richer, not to mention healthier, better-fed, longer-lived and supplied with more entertainment.People from developing countries can now expect to live two-and-a-half times longer than in 1900Consider the most basic indicator of well-being: staying alive.
Energy levels are an important indicator of well-being and engagement.
Connectedness of the sandbodies to each well, defined based on the minimum time-of-flight from each block to the well, appears to be a more reliable indicator of well-scale production.
As an organization, you may consider "respect" to be a single-value indicator of well-being in your business metrics, and that'll already give you an edge; however, aiming to build scalable and sustainable cultures of trust and respect, ones that honor every individual's dignity and well-being, will significantly differentiate you from your peers.
This morphotype, which is almost absent in the Hornsund fjord (4%), is considered to be an indicator of well-oxygenated sediments with favourable food sources and may further confirm that the organic material in the Kongsfjord sediments is of higher quality.
