(If/So) people want to be happy--and few people proclaim their desire to be sad--should they seek money and professional success?, If, So, (In addition/Thus), a simple way to increase happiness is for people to reject the urge to compare themselves to others based on their finances and to live within their means., Thus, In addition, (Another/Other) way to increase people's sense of personal happiness is for them to be true to themselves and keep their personal sense of integrity., Other, Another, When people limit their personal desires (in order/in spite) to obtain certain goals, they may achieve greater financial success but actually end up unhappier., In order, in spite, (Finally/Therefore), sometimes people benefit from social rules that encourage them to improve their lives, even when these laws cost more money., Therefore, Finally, While few people enjoy paying taxes, some taxes make people happier (although/because) they improve the overall quality of peoples' lives., because, although, This example demonstrates how a society's rules can (cause/lead) to the general happiness of its populations, even through the apparent negative practice of increased taxation., cause, lead, (Furthermore/In contrast), they should welcome rules, laws, and even taxes that increase the general happiness of the population., In contrast, Furthermore

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