2022
DOI: 10.34020/2073-6495-2022-2-102-119
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Financial literacy and its multi-factory model in conditions of digital economic transformation

Abstract: The article considers the issues of improving financial literacy of the population and develops its multifactorial model. It is concluded that digital financial literacy contributes to the formation of sustainable skills among the population that help to search, evaluate and choose financial services to improve the quality of life. Users of financial services are becoming more informed, responsible and selective in their financial decisions, and mathematical tools for analyzing financial culture provide an opp… Show more

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