The two-day article is discussing the money management issue. Some US high schools and even colleges start to teach financial literacy in 2011 fall.
It's no doubt the Generation Y are living in a better financial condition than their parents. Furthermore, as most of their parents care more about children's academic performance, they are usually ignore the importance of how to properly manage their money.
For those students who have no experience in making money, I think this is a good arrangement to introduce some ABCs of personal finance. But a still problem is now it seems little qualified teachers available for the teaching.
Anyway, later is always better than never. I hope someday in the future I can also hear there is some finance-related lectures introducing into our high school curriculum.
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