سواد مالی

توضیحات

سواد مالی:دانلود مبانی نظری و پیشینه پژوهش سواد مالی در قالب فایل word قابل ویرایش با منابع فارسی و انگلیسی معتبر.(توضیحات کامل در داخل فایل).

فهرست مطالب

سواد مالي

مفهوم و تعریف سواد

تعاریف سواد مالی

تعریف فرد بی سواد مالی

تاریخچه ی سواد مالی

اهمیت و ضرورت سواد مالی

عوامل مؤثر بر سواد مالی

پیدایش پول به زبان ساده

الف) مرحله ی اول: واسطه های نامتعارف

ب) مرحله ی دوم: مسکوکات فلزی

ج) مرحله ی سوم: اسکناس

چهار مؤلفه ی اصلی سواد مالی

1.درآمد و حرفه ها

۲ . مدیریت پول

3.مدیریت اعتبار و بدهی

4.مدیریت ریسک

آموزش سواد مالی به کودکان

شناسایی مؤلفه های سواد مالی کودکان

۱-مفهوم پول توجیبی

۲-کسب در آمد

3-پاداش

4-مفهوم پول

5-مسئولیت پول

6-پس انداز

7-بخشش

8-تفاوت بین نیاز و خواستن

9-خر ید کردن

10-اعتبار

11-قرض

12-بدهی

13-سبک و سنگین کردن فرصتها

14-سرمایه گذاری

15-خرج کردن

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