Fed’s Lacker: economics key for financial education

Financial education and economic education are inherently intertwined, said Jeffrey Lacker, the president of the Richmond Federal Reserve.

Lacker said this did not mean that financial education was only about economics, but the discipline was an important component. He said teaching about the recent financial crisis without coming across the opportunity to discuss decisions like financing a home, or saving for retirement was not possible. He said it was also hard to teach economics without

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