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What is globalization?
What is globalization?
What are the effects of globalization?
What are the effects of globalization?
What is multicultural literacy?
What is multicultural literacy?
What is financial literacy?
What is financial literacy?
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What does the Economic and Financial Literacy Act ensure?
What does the Economic and Financial Literacy Act ensure?
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What does financial literacy enable people to achieve?
What does financial literacy enable people to achieve?
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How many major characteristic types of how people view money are there?
How many major characteristic types of how people view money are there?
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What are spending patterns?
What are spending patterns?
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What are goals?
What are goals?
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Why is saving important?
Why is saving important?
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Study Notes
- Globalization is the interaction and integration between people, businesses, governments, and cultures from other nations.
- The effects of globalization include economic and political dependence, expanded flow of culture and people among societies.
- Multicultural literacy refers to the ability to understand and participate in the customs and activities of other cultures.
- Social literacy concerns the development of social skills, knowledge, and positive human values.
- Financial literacy refers to the ability to understand and apply different financial skills effectively.
- The Economic and Financial Literacy Act ensures that economic and financial education becomes a part of formal learning.
- Financial literacy enables people to achieve a financially balanced, sustainable, ethical, and responsible lifestyle.
- There are six major characteristic types of how people view money, including frugal, pleasure, status, indifference, powerful, and self-worth.
- Spending patterns can be habitual or impulsive, and expenses can be fixed or variable.
- Goals can be short-term, medium-term, or long-term.
- Record, review, and take action on your spending plan.
- Saving is important for emergency situations, retirement, and future events.
- Social Security should only be a supplementary source of income.
- Two ways to save: save before you spend or save wisely after spending.
- Develop a saving habit by committing to a month, finding an accountability partner, and a saving role model.
- Write down your goals and avoid tempting situations.
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Are you financially literate? Test your knowledge and skills with our quiz! From understanding the effects of globalization to developing saving habits, this quiz covers a range of topics related to financial literacy. Discover your strengths and areas for improvement in areas such as record-keeping, spending patterns, and goal-setting. Whether you're just starting to learn about financial literacy or looking to sharpen your skills, this quiz is perfect for you. So, get ready to take charge of your finances and achieve a balanced, sustainable