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British government asks, 'What makes you happy?'

David Cameron has championed this initiative since he was leader of the opposition.
The British government wants to find out what makes people happy.

Is it good health, education, income, or job satisfaction? Is it the environment, a lack of crime, or having a say in politics?
Those aspects of life can't be measured by the gross domestic product (GDP), long used as a key indicator of a nation's prosperity, British Prime Minister David Cameron says.
Thursday, he launched a national survey to ask people which aspects matter most to them, and which they believe should be used to measure the nation's well-being.
Though Cameron has championed this initiative since at least 2006, when he was still leader of the opposition -- suggesting a focus on GWB, or "general well-being" -- he still defended the idea Thursday against suspicions "that all this is a bit airy-fairy and impractical."
"Of course you can't capture happiness on a spreadsheet any more than you can bottle it," he said in announcing the program. "If anyone was trying to reduce the whole spectrum of human emotion into one snapshot statistic, I would be the first to roll my eyes, but that isn't what this is about.

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