HB 5452

House·16th Congress·Filed Feb 12, 2015

Economic and Financial Literacy Act

An Act Declaring the Second Week of November of Every Year as Economic and Financial Literacy Week

Authors · 6 Representatives

Subjects

Financial LiteracyNational Economic Development Authority (NEDA)Local Government Units (LGUS)Government-Owned And-Controlled Corporations (GOCC)

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HBN-05452 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress