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Learning to look after the pennies
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Hynson, Colin
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Building societies
/ Cameron, David
/ Capitalism
/ Central banks
/ Debt (Financial)
/ Eurozone
/ Government (Administrative Body)
/ Government spending
/ Lesson Plans
/ Social Systems
/ Sovereign debt
2012
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Learning to look after the pennies
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Hynson, Colin
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Building societies
/ Cameron, David
/ Capitalism
/ Central banks
/ Debt (Financial)
/ Eurozone
/ Government (Administrative Body)
/ Government spending
/ Lesson Plans
/ Social Systems
/ Sovereign debt
2012
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Learning to look after the pennies
2012
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Prepare pupils for our uncertain economic future by exploring debt and explaining the eurozone crisis, says Colin Hynson. Since the start of mass tourism in the 1960s, Greece has made money from its glorious ruins. At a time when government spending was about to be cut, this would have been economically disastrous since our economy depends on our spending money and a large part of that comes from credit and store cards. An economic future based on consumer and government spending, fuelled by a tolerant attitude to debt - a stance that arose in the US and Britain in the late 1980s - may no longer be a viable scenario.
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TES Global Limited
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