What we need to know about money

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The National Council on Economic Education surveyed 1,010 adults and 1,085 high school students to determine their knowledge of basic economic principles. The former group achieved a score of 57%, the latter 48%. Only 13 states require their public schools to offer basic economics courses as part of the high school diploma curriculum.

author: Brenner, Lynn
Reports, High school students, Economics, Surveys, Curricula, Study and teaching, Public schools, Adults, National Council on Economic Education

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What people earn

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American workers are making little gain in their salaries relative to inflation, and there is widespread job insecurity due to many layoffs between 1989 and 1995. Movable health benefits, employee sharing of profits and worker training could help this dilemma.

author: Brenner, Lynn
Economic aspects, Demographic aspects, Wages, Wages and salaries, Downsizing (Management)

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Your money, your future

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Issues are presented concerning the information contained within the annual Social Security statement. The importance of carefully considering financial implications before the selection of a date for retirement are discussed.

author: Brenner, Lynn
Finance, Social security, Retirement, United States. Social Security Administration

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