Evidence and Ideology in Assessing the Effectiveness of Financial Literacy Education
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12/26/12This review sets forth the model of financial literacy education underlying public support for these programs today, identifies pervasive and serious limitations in existing empirical research used by policymakers as evidence of the effectiveness of this education, and recommends a number of alternative public policies suggested by the existing research.
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