In the second part of our special with Professor Michael McMahon from the University of Oxford, we explore why economics deserves a place alongside math and science in the classroom.
From understanding how mortgages and debt work to spotting the hidden costs behind “buy now, pay later” offers, Professor McMahon explains why early financial education is key to building smarter, more resilient societies. He also shares surprising research, including how the Federal Reserve once used comic books to teach kids about money.
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