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General Grant Program (Investor Education Research) is sponsored by FINRA Investor Education Foundation. The FINRA Investor Education Foundation funds research that helps ensure people in the United States have the knowledge, skills, and tools to make sound financial decisions throughout life. While not exclusively focused on emerging markets, research into financial literacy and decision-making could be relevant.
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