More is Better: Examining the Relationship Between States’ Requirements for Personal Finance Instruction and Financial Literacy
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11/17/12This thesis explores government's role in addressing the low levels of financial literacy prevalent in high schools. The study analyses the relationship between state-level requirements for personal finance instruction in high school and financial literacy levels of young adults after high school graduation.
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