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And with that lower saving rate will come a smaller current-account surplus.
Since China’s current-account surplus is now 6% of its GDP, if the saving rate declines from the current 45% to less than 39% – still higher than any other country – the surplus will become a deficit.
But the fall in domestic saving is likely to cause the Chinese government to allow the renminbi to appreciate more rapidly.
Add to that the widespread view that the bombs accelerated the end of the war, thereby saving lives, and few Americans would make the case that Japan is owed any apology.
That point will be reached when saving the big banks, protecting their creditors, and stabilizing the economy plunges the US government so deeply into debt that its solvency is called into question, interest rates rise sharply, and a fiscal crisis erupts.
(But in that case, if these investment opportunities are so great, why aren't Americans themselves saving more - both privately and publicly - to take advantage of them?)
Japan’s past predilection toward saving has long implied a large trade and current-account surplus, but now these surpluses are starting to swing the other way.
Venezuela used the 2004-2013 oil boom to quintuple its external public debt, instead of saving up for a rainy day.
Incredibly, the US is now soaking up roughly two-thirds of all global net saving, a situation without historical precedent.
The Price of Saving a TreeLatin America is blessed with more than its fair share of wildlife and lush forests.
We can easily tally the costs of individual conservation efforts like saving the northern spotted owl.
Despite soaring gun violence and 45,000 firearm-related homicides in 2018, he objects to all gun regulation and is the only candidate calling for repeal of the country’s Disarmament Statute, which is credited with saving more than 160,000 lives.
Imagining a pan-European democracy is the prerequisite for imagining a Europe worth saving.
Google the weather where you live and you will get the forecast for the next few days as the top result, saving you time and effort.
For the CCP, saving face is paramount.
The task of saving lives has barely begun.
Household saving rates in the English-speaking economies fell to unprecedented levels.
This is because “[h]ouseholds also have made some progress in repairing their balance sheets – saving more, borrowing less, and reducing their burdens of interest payments and debt.”
In fact, rather than saving lives, this policy flies in the face of Australia’s international humanitarian obligations under the Refugee Convention and the Convention on the Rights of the Child, especially given that unaccompanied children will be among the first to be sent to offshore detention.
Countries that are saving a substantial amount, investing in human capital, and providing a modicum of good governance should resume their previous rapid growth.
India, for example, is saving and investing well over 30% of its GDP, devoting a significant share of these resources to infrastructure.
Those, of course, were code words for surplus saving, excessive investment, open-ended resource demand, environmental degradation, and mounting income inequalities.
This new approach stressed three major components: a shift to services to boost job creation; accelerated urbanization to raise real wages; and a more robust social safety net to provide Chinese families with the security needed to channel their newfound income from fear-driven precautionary saving into discretionary consumption.
The researchers concluded that, “Medicaid expansion helped put more purchasing power into the hands of laypersons and in so doing, expanded the use of naloxone, thereby saving lives.”
Indeed, saving the euro will require a comprehensive solution that not only meets the court’s standards, but also enjoys the support of the German public.
It was too heavily tilted toward tax cuts that would tend to boost saving rather than consumption.
The continued growth of US trade deficits, particularly since the mid-1980s, reflects monetary expansion by the Federal Reserve, which has inflated real estate and stock prices; thanks to the resulting wealth effect, consumption has increased and saving has decreased.
But many developing countries are constrained by a lack of investment demand, not a shortage of domestic saving.
For starters, because the current account reflects the difference between a country’s savings and investment, Germany is assumed to be saving too much and investing too little.
Nor should fear stop us from saving many more lives by spending the money on less-publicized issues facing the planet.
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