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The working paper 'Measuring Subjective Wellbeing in the UK' by Sam Waldron, published by the Office for National Statistics in September 2010, explores the concept of subjective wellbeing, its importance, and current measurement practices in the UK. It reviews various social surveys that include subjective wellbeing questions and discusses potential applications of this data in informing public policy. The report emphasizes the need for reliable national data on subjective wellbeing to complement existing objective measures and suggests future directions for enhancing data collection methods. Overall, it advocates for integrating subjective wellbeing metrics into national statistics to better understand and improve citizens' quality of life.

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Begin by reviewing the introduction and executive summary section, which outlines the purpose of measuring subjective well-being.
Proceed to Section 1, where you will find definitions and importance of subjective well-being. Fill out any relevant fields that pertain to your understanding or experiences.
In Section 2, examine how subjective well-being is currently measured in the UK. Use this information to answer any related questions in the form.
Move on to Section 3, which discusses potential uses of subjective well-being data. Reflect on how these applications may relate to your context and complete any corresponding sections.
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