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Towards Economic Literacy

Economic Affairs, 1984
Following Fred Hankins's initial article on the approach to economics teaching in schools, two educational specialists involved in the 14—16 Project for school economics curricula, outline their approach to the fostering of economic literacy.
Steve Hodkinson, Linda Thomas
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The Case, if Any, for Economic Literacy

The Journal of Economic Education, 1970
To be essential “for the literate man,” knowledge must be a requisite to important communication and economically acquired. Therefore, argues Stigler, “… economics belongs in everyone's education once we have learned how to teach it.” He then goes on to illustrate the difficulty of conveying essential economic understanding, including the important ...
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Economic AI Literacy

2021
This chapter introduces the concept of economic AI literacy as a source of competitive advantage in a world where artificial intelligence (AI) complements and transforms business models. The purpose of economic AI literacy is to allow for enhanced strategic decision making in firms that either offer and/or use AI.
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Economic Literacy and Economic Growth

2019
This chapter focuses on the links between general economic literacy and growth in a nation in which both market and political processes affect the level and structure of economic activity. In a narrow sense the general state of economic literacy or understanding is or ought to be irrelevant in terms of the advance of human well-being.
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C.A.S.E. for Economic Literacy

The bulletin of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, 1967
For more than a decade an NASSP- sponsored program has been contributing to the growing economic literacy of American young people.
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Economic Literacy for All

Journal of Education for Business, 1955
(1955). Economic Literacy for All. The Journal of Business Education: Vol. 31, No. 1, pp. 23-24.
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Justice, Economics, and Literacy: Connections Between Educational Attainment, Economic Outcomes, and Literacy

The Review of Black Political Economy
This article investigates the connection between educational attainment and economic outcomes for Black Americans. We note a quandary between narrowing disparities in educational attainment and little to no diminishment of disparities in employment and income outcomes.
Carlton D. Jenkins, Richard McGregory
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A Report on the Economic Literacy of Adults

The Journal of Economic Education, 1995
Test of Economic Literacy (TEL) scores from a sample of 942 adults are analyzed in terms of a number of factors. These adult TEL scores were also compared with high school student performance, with the latter outperforming the former. As with the scores of high school students, adult scores were positively related to both the level of education ...
Joyce Gleason, Lee J. Van Scyoc
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Globalisation, economic literacy and native economic development

International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business, 2006
While Canada is not considered to be economically disadvantaged, certain peoples within Canada are. For example, economic 'mastery in one's own house' is important to native peoples in Northwest British Columbia (NWBC) but has not yet been achieved. Thus arises the yet unanswered question: How can such economic dependency be eliminated?
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