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Financial Literacy, Experimental Preference Measures and Field Behavior – A Randomized Educational Intervention. (2023). Schneider, Sebastian ; Froitzheim, Manuel ; Untertrifaller, Anna ; Weyland, Michael ; Sutter, Matthias.
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  60. Task 59 If the same mountain of goods, which will still be worth 1,000 Euro in 2015, costs 1020 Euro after one year, i.e., in 2016, inflation will be 2%. Here, one calculates: 1,000*1.02 = 1,020.
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