Examples of using Private saving in English and their translations into French
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a crowding-out of private saving and, hence, of capital accumulation that shifts the burden of the debt on future generations Modigliani,
the experience of OECD economies suggests that fiscal restraint has an offsetting impact on private saving regardless of whether it is driven by expenditure cuts
Some hypotheses, for example, suggest that private saving should actually rise in anticipation of the rise in dependency rates,
object of many studies-, and that the small percentage of households that accounts for an out-size fraction of private saving is poorly represented in most microeconomic studies.
which in turn prompts a decline in the private saving ratio, and this offsets much of the initial gain in public saving. .
the amount by which investment exceeds private saving can be determined; this, in turn, is an approximation of the private surplus(when it is positive)
Current demographic trends suggest that the pressure of an ageing population on both public budgets and private saving rates are not imminent, but they could become significant in 2010
because bond-financed deficits lead to the anticipation of future debt interest payments and raise private saving.
parenting- that will enable more carers to build decent state pension rights, as a foundation for private saving;
19 although in that case- if the private saving rate fully offset the rise in the public saving rate- there would be no improvement in the current-account balance.
Mechanisms to generate public and private saving in Brazil, compared with those of other countries;
The significant negative correlation between public and private saving rates that has been observed historically persists.18 Table 4.
In this context, some increase in private saving as a percentage of GDP is possible through policy measures.
providing a solid foundation for private saving.
Changes in the age distribution of the population could also affect a country's rate of private consumption or, equivalently, of private saving.
The degree of offset in private saving in response to the rise in public saving may differ according to the composition of changes to expenditure and taxes.
Moreover, the growing share in the population of the elderly who tend to have lower rates of saving could lead to a decline in overall private saving rates.
There has also been a substantial shift in the composition of private saving in several countries, with declines in household saving being partly offset by increased business-sector saving. .
that are aimed particularly at investment income could have the undesired side effect of inducing offsetting reductions in private saving and reducing incentives to invest in the economy.
which stipulates that an anticipated decline in government saving would lead to an offsetting rise in private saving, with little influence on real interest rates see Barro,
