Reference no: EM133321550
Topic:
Tittle: Does money bring happiness?
Thesis: There are high rates of mental health issues among people around the world, and money can't buy happiness; it can be a necessary component to achieving happiness.
Sources:
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Tasks: Annotated Bibliography:
1- Give a brief summary of each source.
2- An evaluation of the source that includes how the source meets criteria, and ideas about how the source informs the thesis above.
3- Organize the annotated bibliography in alphabetical order, using the main author's last name.