Financial Education: why, what works, what doesn’t and for whom workshop

The conference has a scientific but very concrete cut. The objective of the conference is twofold: first, analyse the importance of financial literacy in supporting financial well-being, financial inclusion, financial market development and enabling a wider economic prosperity.  Second, review concrete experiences, comparing what worked and what didn’t and for whom. The aim is to have an international conference on best practices in financial education with a multidisciplinary scientific approach involving academia and policy-makers. The ultimate goal is to grow the scientific community that deals with these issues in Italy and at the international level.
Financial education includes topics such as: macroeconomic and microeconomic impacts of financial literacy, impact analysis of financial education experiences, innovative teaching methodologies, pedagogical profiles of financial education, social security finance, education on economics and sustainability issues, financial education experiences for adults, financial inclusion, digital&finance divide, gender issues and financial knowledge measurement.

The conference includes two keynote lectures, invited papers and contributed papers.

The conference is organized with the support of the Association for Mathematics Applied to Social and Economic Sciences (AMASES)

Scientific Committee:
Emilio Barucci and Daniela Marconi (chair), Riccardo De Bonis, Germana Giombini, Anna Lo Prete, Donato Masciandaro, Monica Paiella, Giovanna Paladino.

Organizing Committee:
Emilio Barucci, Michele Azzone, Domenico Bulgarini, Daniela Marconi

For information and registration: https://www.mate.polimi.it/events/Edufin25