A new survey explores the relationship between spending and happiness. The survey, conducted by YouGov, gathered data from over 5,000 U.S. adults. It examines how different generations view the connection between spending money and finding joy.

The survey scores spending and joy by generation, providing insight into how various age groups perceive the link between the two. Further details on the survey's findings are available.

The question of whether happiness can be bought is a complex one, and this survey aims to shed light on the topic. For more information on the survey's results, readers can consult the original source.