national savings

On balance, national savings might have increased, but probably not by much.

That would have the effect of improving our national savings rate, which is much too low.

But elevated home values do not add to national savings.

National savings provide the ultimate fuel for real economic growth.

The most powerful way to increase national savings is to cut the budget deficit.

The national savings should be left for corporate America to invest, in its own good time.

But households represent only one part of the national savings story.

The national savings from even a nickel drop can quickly add up.

What's more, when people who otherwise would not save manage to do so, national savings go up.

National savings are what is left after counting up everything the nation spends.

It would increase national savings and make the dollar less dependent on foreign capital.

The two plans are pretty much a wash when it comes to improving national savings.

But that plan's impact on national savings is debatable as well.

Low levels of national savings also contribute to high current account deficits.

So the government has to increase the national savings rate by saving money through deficit reduction.

Washington could add to national savings by taxing more than it spends.

Last year, the national savings rate topped 50 percent of gross domestic product.

A balanced budget means less borrowing by the Government from the pool of national savings.

In November nineteen thirty nine, the national savings campaign was set up.

I thought only National Savings was allowed to offer interest without income tax.

Corporations and the government can also add or subtract from national savings.

One of the few trend lines about contemporary American life that isn't favorable is the national savings rate.

National savings, at only about $1 per capita, or $65 million, are inadequate to finance investment.

"In particular, you do not get an increase in national savings.

The money for such investments comes from national savings, which are highly dependent on a healthy federal budget.