The evolution of financial literacy over time and its predictive power for financial outcomes: evidence from longitudinal data

IF 1 4区 经济学 Q3 BUSINESS, FINANCE
M. Angrisani, Jeremy Burke, A. Lusardi, Gary Mottola
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Abstract

We administered the FINRA Foundation's National Financial Capability Study questionnaire to members of the RAND American Life Panel in 2012 and 2018. Using this unique, longitudinal data set, we investigate the evolution of financial literacy over time and shed light on the effect of financial knowledge on financial outcomes. Over a six-year observation period, financial literacy appears to be rather stable, with a slight tendency to decline at older ages. Importantly, financial literacy has significant predictive power for future financial outcomes, even after controlling for baseline outcomes and a wide set of demographics and individual characteristics that influence financial decision making.
金融知识随时间的演变及其对金融结果的预测能力:来自纵向数据的证据
2012年和2018年,我们对兰德美国人寿保险委员会的成员进行了美国金融业监管局基金会的国家财务能力研究问卷调查。利用这一独特的纵向数据集,我们调查了金融知识随时间的演变,并揭示了金融知识对财务结果的影响。在六年的观察期内,金融知识水平似乎相当稳定,随着年龄的增长略有下降的趋势。重要的是,即使在控制了基线结果以及影响财务决策的一系列人口统计和个人特征之后,财务素养对未来的财务结果也具有重要的预测能力。
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