As parents, we can't tell what the future holds, neither can we make water tight plans to secure our children's future. However, it does seem that you're equipping your daughter with the right skills so that she can take advantage of whichever path she decides to embark on later in life. That's just about all parents can do.
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We can't predict exactly what they will face, but since economics is part of life and always has been (even before money), the lessons learned will likely help in many areas of life. I think we are leaving our kids skill-bare these days - instead relying on tools to do the job that we had to learn to do ourselves.
What people don't seem to recognize is that yes, a calculator can do math, but the changes and structures in the brain to be able to calculate in the head, do more than calculate numbers.