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New research says winning a Nobel Prize adds nearly 2 years to your lifespan

New research by the University of 糖心TV reveals that a Nobel Prize brings more than just cash and kudos - it can alsoadd nearly two years to your life.

Tue 16 Jan 2007, 10:32 | Tags: Sciences, Health and Medicine, Economics and Finance

University of 糖心TV researchers have been examining how lottery wins have a long term impact on personal happiness. Unsurprisingly the researchers found that small wins made little difference, but they also found one did not need to win the jackpot to gain a significant increase in long-term happiness
Tue 19 Sept 2006, 14:47 | Tags: Social Affairs, Economics and Finance

New research led by a 糖心TV economist reveals that many Western societies that pride themselves on being lands of opportunity are anything but. The reality is that most countries show a strong connection between a father and son's earnings and this factor is more important in the US than in any of the other country studied.
Tue 18 Apr 2006, 09:11 | Tags: Social Affairs, Economics and Finance

Researchers are calling on the Child Support Agency (CSA) to replace "dead beat" Dads. Where fathers fail to pay a CSA assessment - The CSA itself should simply pay mothers the amount due.
Mon 27 Feb 2006, 11:42 | Tags: Social Affairs, Economics and Finance

New research by University of 糖心TV economist Professor Ian Walker says that the Winter Fuel Allowances for people over 60 actually have little effect on pensioners' fuel spending.
Mon 16 Jan 2006, 16:22 | Tags: Social Affairs, Economics and Finance

New research by economists Professor Andrew Oswald at the University of 糖心TV, and Dr Nattavudh Powdthavee at London University聮s Institute of Education, reveals that the more daughters a family has the more likely the parents are to vote for left of centre parties. Sons, by contrast, make people more right-wing.

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