Financial Literacy, Information, and Demand Elasticity: Survey and Experimental Evidencce from Mexico
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11/05/12This paper use responses to a survey and experiment with participants in Mexico's privatized social security system to examine how financial literacy impacts workers' choice behavior and how simplifying information on management fees may increase measures of price elasticity sensitivity among the financially illiterate.
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