Book (Practical) Politics, economy and society Money textbook for American high school students

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Economics
Politics, Economics, and Society
The Basics of Money Taught by High School Students in the United States and other Western countries, where it is said that there are many millionaires, financial education for children has been introduced from an early stage. It is not rare for children around the age of 10 to have full-scale stocks, not just shares of less than one unit. It is practical education in which children learn about economic conditions and the ups and downs of stocks by actually investing in stocks. It is said that the age at which many famous investors from the United States first acquired stocks is around 10 to 11 years old. Investing in stocks means studying economics at the same time, so it is no wonder that big entrepreneurs are born at a young age. While many people around the world learn about "money" in school classes or curriculums like this, in Japan there are very few opportunities to receive classes to acquire such "money literacy." In other countries than Japan, "Basic Knowledge of Money for One Life" (how to earn, save, and increase) is a "basic education" that is hammered into when they are students. In such a situation, this book summarizes "textbooks on basic knowledge of how to interact with world standard money (how to earn, save, and increase)" that American high school students should definitely acquire as an education.