Financial Literacy Fund.
In this course, students explore their roles as producers, consumers, investors, and taxpayers while learning financial literacy focused on investments, markets, and taxes. They apply concepts through real-world simulations. Topics include markets from historical and modern views; supply and demand; budgeting; credit and saving; debt reduction; economic theories by Adam Smith and David Ricardo; money’s evolution and banking; Keynesian economics; capitalism’s workings and challenges like unemployment and inflation; profiles of business leaders; and an overview of global markets in China, Europe, and the Middle East.






