1.If anything, Ms. Stevenson and Mr. Wolfers say, absolute income seems to matter more than relative income.
斯蒂文森和沃尔夫斯说，如果说有什么的话，那就是看起来绝对收入比相对收入起的作用更大。
2.Wolfers, as the representative of this theory, has his own unique views.
作为该理论的代表人物，沃尔弗斯却有自己独特的见解。
3.But other researchers, including Gallup Senior Scientist Justin Wolfers and fellow economist Betsey Stevenson, have challenged the theory.
但是其他的研究者，包括盖洛普高级研究员贾斯汀·沃尔弗斯和经济学家贝西·斯蒂文森则对这一解释提出了挑战。
4.Adults are living longer, having fewer children, porcing at a higher rate, and finding new partners, Stevenson and Wolfers write.
Stevenson与Wolfers写道，人们的寿命更长，小孩更少，离婚的人更多，并且更换自己的伴侣。
5.Another report, released Thursday by Gallup, may provides further support for Professor Wolfers's hypothesis.
周四由盖洛普公司*发布的另一项报告揭示的内容，可能为乌尔夫尔斯教授的假设提供进一步的支持。
6.The economist Justin Wolfers wrote a provocative post last month arguing that children are "inferior goods. "
经济学家贾斯汀·乌尔夫尔斯上个月发表了一篇引起争议的网文，文中论证：孩子是“劣等商品”。
7."When I heard about it, I started checking the betting markets in the early hours a lot more closely, " says Justin Wolfers.
贾斯丁•沃尔弗斯表示：“在我听说这件事后，我开始在每天早晨更加频繁地密切关注赌市。”
8.Messrs Blanchard and Wolfers perform two tests.
罗兵布兰查德和沃尔弗斯进行了两项测试。
9.'What we care about in the world is not just happiness, ' says Mr. Wolfers.
沃尔夫斯说，在这个世界中，我们关注的不仅仅是幸福感。
10.Ms. Stevenson and Justin Wolfers, also of the Wharton School, gave a friend $150 to hire movers instead of helping him themselves.
同样来自沃顿商学院的史蒂文森女士和贾斯汀•沃尔弗斯（JustinWolfers）宁愿给朋友150美元雇人搬家，而不是亲自帮忙。