I agree. The implications would be maybe that well-being wouldn't need to be so entwined with the model of our current fiscal economy if it came to which should win out (I mean in the tone of Star Trek's lack of traditional money).
I'd also prefer less "product" worship—but that's probably more personal, and a different sub-topic.
The impact of a product on its users is also important—does it have a positive or negative impact on their wellbeing?
A business that creates negative happiness should be viewed just like one that creates negative cashflow.