I can see your concern, but I think your overthinking it. It's a high level report. We can argue how important any one is for well-being, but that isn't necessa

I can see your concern, but I think your overthinking it. It's a high level report. We can argue how important any one is for well-being, but that isn't necessarily the point. The point is, in this case, that if you have a certain amount of growth and multiple of these areas get better then you're converting growth to well-being better than a country in which fewer of these areas get better. Which I, while it doesn't tell the whole story, wouldn't consider controversial.