Using Social Media, Social Marketing and Brain Research to Improve the Design and Delivery of Financial Education
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07/22/13As individuals and families are expected to take on more and more responsibility for their financial security, the need for sound and effective reasoning has never been greater. This study takes a deeper look at the impact social media can play in developing these skills further.
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