Generally speaking, confidence levels in economic literacy are relatively low among men
and women across the globe.
The S&P Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center Survey shows
that regardless of income or social class, lower literacy rates exist in women than in men. (Hasler,
Lusardi 2017 p.4).
Women participate less in saving, investing and borrowing money because they don’t understand it.
Exploring the reasons contributing to this gap can help us correct it.
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