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Rationalizing Financial Literacy Policy - Economic Brief, 09-03, March 2009 - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Rationalizing Financial Literacy Policy Rationalizing Financial Literacy Policy Rationalizing Financial Literacy Policy - Economic Brief, 09-03, March 2009 - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Article 09-03 2009-03-04 05:00 PM Kartik B. Athreya {karart1} Anne Stilwell {annsti1} <p>It is hard to argue against the need for greater financial literacy. But how can households learn to make better decisions and to what extent can public policy help?</p> /RichmondFedOrg/publications/research/economic_brief/2009/pdf/eb_09-03.pdf Consumer Finance <p>It is hard to argue against the need for greater financial literacy. But how can households learn to make better decisions and to what extent can public policy help?</p> <p>Martin, Matthew. "<a href="/publications/research/working_papers/2007/wp_07-3.cfm">A Literature Review on the Effectiveness of Financial Education</a>." Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Working Paper 07-03, June 2007.</p> /email_updates/#tabview=tab1 /publications/research/economic_brief/index.cfm?cc_view=rss 1 Financial Literacy Consumer Finance
<p>It is hard to argue against the need for greater financial literacy. But how can households learn to make better decisions and to what extent can public policy help?</p> Economic Brief 09-03 2009-03-04 05:00 PM