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Title: Economic literacy
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The third objective is to evaluate economic education.
The study survey I present in this paper is based on a sample of 40 students who belong to the school of business. Students were asked two main questions. The first one was to write down a list of five main topics that are part of Microeconomics ranking them from the most important (1) to the less important (5) according to their knowledge about the economy theory...
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The results show that UM business students have great knowledge about Microeconomics since from all of the 200 topics listed only 50 of them were wrong, which represents 25 % of the total, a small percentage compared to the higher percentage of 75 obtained for the correct answers...
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