Christensen’s equation can be further reduced to a simpler metric for average wellbeing for a city: average hourly productivity, divided by cost of living or spending power.
Reasoning:
1. The more one overworks, the less productive they are
2. The more one works effectively, the more productive they are
3. fruits of productivity is always relative to the costs of living
Christensen’s equation can be further reduced to a simpler metric for average wellbeing for a city: average hourly productivity, divided by cost of living or spending power.
Reasoning:
1. The more one overworks, the less productive they are
2. The more one works effectively, the more productive they are
3. fruits of productivity is always relative to the costs of living