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SORTING OUT ECONOMIC VALUES GAME

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We spend money on what we care most about.


There are a lot of things more important than money.


Children should learn not to put a dollar value on everything.


It's hard to see why a person would let himself become a slave to money.


It's nice to make gifts, even if you can afford to buy them.


It seems silly to try to keep up with the Joneses.


The purpose of money is to serve the family, not be served by the family.


Enough money to live comfortably but not necessarily luxuriously - that's enough for happiness.


Education, the warmth of family life, trips together, shared pleasures - these are the real products of a family.


It's easy to have fun with simple things not necessarily connected with spending money.


It doesn't make sense to want the best, nicest and shinest just because it is the best, nicest and shiniest.


It's all a matter of deciding what things are most important and then planning your spending to fit your income.


If the choice was between a job with long hours and high income and one with somewhat lower income and more time for oneself, the second would be better.

*UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS/CES Partners for Readiness Project
*Universities of California, Georgia, & North Carolina State University-Cooperative Extension