Amartya Sen argues in his work on Commodities and Capabilities that 'in judging the well-being of the person, it would be premature to limit the analysis to the characteristics of goods possessed. We have to consider ............'. Choose the correct option.
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Broader measures of well-being and the international targets that use them.
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