151. Economic competence and financial literacy of young adults. Status and challenges
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Lehrerausbildung ,Vocational training ,Economic education ,Secondary education upper level ,Skills measurement ,Großbritannien ,Duales Ausbildungssystem ,Junger Erwachsener ,Einflussfaktor ,Finanzplanung ,Sekundarstufe II ,Germany ,Schweiz ,Upper secondary education ,Measurement procedure ,Kompetenzentwicklung ,Chile ,Kaufmännische Ausbildung ,Hochschulbildung ,Curriculumevaluation ,Competency ,Commercial training ,Ökonomisches Verhalten ,Finanzen ,Empirische Untersuchung ,Jugendlicher ,Upper secondary ,Empirical study ,Skill development ,Switzerland ,Kompetenz ,Vocational education for commercial occupations ,Adolescent ,Teacher education ,Soziokultureller Faktor ,Skills measurements ,Testkonstruktion ,Curriculum evaluation ,Kompetenzmessung ,Wirtschaftserziehung ,Financing planning ,two-track vocational training system ,Higher education ,Deutschland ,USA ,dual vocational training system ,Messverfahren ,United Kingdom ,Teacher training ,Berufsausbildung ,Young adult ,Competency measurement ,alternance training system ,Finances ,Financial planning ,Ökonomisches Denken ,University level of education ,Wirtschafts- und Betriebslehre ,Vocational education and training ,Finanzwirtschaft ,Finance - Abstract
This book will concentrate on economic competence and financial literacy of young adults in the US, Europe and South America. The subjects of the research are mainly individuals who have begun an apprenticeship or university education. Economic competence and financial literacy are of special interest for this group because they are usually in the unique position of being responsible for managing their own financial affairs autonomously, often for the first time. Furthermore, economic competence is key to social participation and active citizenship. (DIPF/Orig.)
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- 2016
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