Повышение Финансовой Грамотности Студентов Посредством Использования В Учебном Процессе Налоговых Экспериментов // Improving The Financial Literacy Of Students By Using Tax Experiments In The Educational Process
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financial and tax discipline; financial literacy; teaching methods; tax experiment; effectiveness; students; taxpayer behavior; behavioral economics; финансовая и налоговая дисциплина; финансовая грамотность; методы обучения; налоговый эксперимент; эффективность; студенты; поведение налогоплательщиков; поведенческая экономика;All these keywords.
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