Paper Robots: Helping Families Talk About Money and Work
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Bluey, Grouchy Grannies, and the Economics of a Good Deal (opens the original)
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Want to see a cool new lesson plan and article for teaching economics using the #1 hit TV show Bluey? Well here you go. My co-authors Wayne Geerling and Lauren Schifflett published “Bluey! Markets, Money,
There is Only One Way to Build Wealth (opens the original)
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The least-wealthy Americans have become a lot wealthier in the last 10 years. The assets of the bottom 50% have more than quadrupled from $1 trillion to $4.27 trillion since 2016.1 Great!The wealth of the next 51%-90% strata of Americans has done well, galloping along on rising stock and housing prices from $31 trillion in 2016 to $51 trillion now. The Millennial generation, once considered laggards in wealth, have se
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