A Critically Compassionate Approach to Financial LiteracyCredit and Debt
A Critically Compassionate Approach to Financial Literacy: Credit and Debt
Lucey, Thomas A.; Agnello, Mary Frances; Laney, James Duke
2015-01-01 00:00:00
[Reflect on the five groups of 20 individuals that received different amounts of income described at the outset of Chapter 2. They control different sums of money from each other, which provide them with different amounts of access to various resources. The amounts of wealth that people experience may shape their outlooks on life and their reasoning about life contexts.]
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A Critically Compassionate Approach to Financial LiteracyCredit and Debt
[Reflect on the five groups of 20 individuals that received different amounts of income described at the outset of Chapter 2. They control different sums of money from each other, which provide them with different amounts of access to various resources. The amounts of wealth that people experience may shape their outlooks on life and their reasoning about life contexts.]
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