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Financial Literacy, Human Capital and Long-Run Economic Growth
We extend a two-sector endogenous growth model based on human capital accumulation along two di erent directions. First, by postulating that individuals may invest time-resources not only in the accumulation of human capital (general knowledge) but also in the accumulation of nancial literacy (s
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