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The Teacher's Guide includes student questions and a teacher answer key, plus additional resources and lesson ideas for classroom, extra credit, or make-up assignments. Special "Focus on Finance" essays cover personal finance. The Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences) and the University of Bristol.
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