Careful, as that can be a slippery slope: that exact expression, "financial literacy", has been used in Europe as a way to push ideology - all economy is political.
Will they teach the fallacy that economic agents make rational choices?
Will they teach the fallacy that running a country is the same as running a household or a grocery store (in terms of supposed thrift)?
Will they teach Keynesian Economics or Neoliberal Economics?
Furthermore, will they teach austerity is mathematically self-defeating and in 95% of cases, will fail?
<https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43137461>
very respectfully,
kushal