Are workers' non-pecuniary interests regarding the workplace adequately tak
en into account during the process of economic development? This article se
ts our a framework of analysis for judging the response, based on the crite
ria of efficiency, justice and wellbeing. The authors elaborate on the cent
ral insights of that framework, provide examples and offer policy suggestio
ns based on their analysis. Taking account of all three criteria, they make
the case for including - at the earliest phases of development - attention
to workplace quality and mechanisms for worker "voice" as part of what is
required for assuring "meaningful work".