英語 での The savings rate の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The savings rate in the United States fails to improve beyond 3%, as most economists expect.
In addition, due to the increase of the senior citizen demographic, the savings rate of Japan will turn negative and demand for housing will also fall.
So consumers can carry on spending, and the savings rate may fall further.
But, in the 1980s as household incomes increased and consumption permeated, the savings rate in the private sector became unstable.
We estimate the regression of the savings rate on the employment risk and other factors.
However, some of the interim reports suggest that the savings rate may not decline in the aging Japanese economy.
The savings rate of Americans went negative for the first time since the Depression.
Through the declining labor input and also due to the aging population, the savings rate is also declining from 20% to 2-3%.
Both the savings rate and unemployment rate increased in the 1990s, but the growth rate of disposable income decreased in the latter half of the 1990s.
Japan also has a relatively high savings rate, especially when compared to that of the United States, where the savings rate currently stands at -1.
Hitherto, not only has the working-age population continued to increase, but also the savings rate has remained high in a society centering on young people.
By that we mean: The savings rate increased not because the future income of employees became more uncertain(very high or very low), but because their possibility of unemployment strengthened.
And the real long-term interest rate equalized at home and abroad would be determined depending on the savings rate and marginal efficiency of investment worldwide.
As saving is an activity practiced mainly by wealthy people, income inequality increases the savings rate in the whole economy, thereby generating economic growth through accumulation of capital.
It is not clear whether this is due to cultural differences or anxiety about the future; however, the savings rate is high and consumers are not spending money.
With a decreasing total population, an increase in the proportion of the aged may also lower the savings rate and lead to deceleration in capital accumulation.
While the corporate sector, on the whole, has become the overfunded sector, the savings rate of the household sector has been on a downward trend, due to the declining birthrate and the aging population. Therefore, it is uncertain whether the traditional financial intermediation- collecting funds from the household sector and lending them to the corporate sector- will provide plenty of profit opportunity.
Compare that to the savings rate.