Why is voluntary financial education so unpopular? : Evidence from Mexico (English)

The global economic crisis, microfinance over indebtedness debate, and increasing number of individuals in developing countries using credit cards for the first time have all led to financial literacy being a topic of intense policy interest. Many governments, employers, non-profit organizations and even commercial banks have started to provide financial literacy courses with the aim of improving financial education. However, data from different financial...

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Bruhn,Miriam;

Lara Ibarra,Gabriel;

Mckenzie,David J.;
Document Date
2013/06/01
Document Type
Brief
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83945
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1
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1
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World,
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Other,
Disclosure Date
2014/10/08
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Disclosed
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Why is voluntary financial education so unpopular? : Evidence from Mexico
Keywords
participation rate

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Bruhn,Miriam; Lara Ibarra,Gabriel; Mckenzie,David J..

Why is voluntary financial education so unpopular? : Evidence from Mexico (English). Finance & PSD impact evaluation note|no. 25 Washington DC : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/471671468328811455

Why is voluntary financial education so unpopular? : Evidence from Mexico (English)

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