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• During 1995, the nation's savings ratio was 36.2 percent, up from 1994's 35.4 percent.
• Malaysia also has a higher household domestic savings ratio by virtue of the long-established Employees Provident Fund.
• During 1995, the nation's savings ratio was 36 . 2 percent, up from 1994's 35 . 4 percent.
• If the deterioration in consumer confidence continues, the savings ratio may not fall as expected, the OECD said.
• The region had the world's highest ever savings ratios, and planners favoured long-range planning of 15 to 30-year time frames.
• At the same time the country boasts a savings ratio of 34 % of GDP, compared to the US's 15 %.
• The final release will include information about the income side of the economy such as the savings ratio and personal disposable income.
• The final release will also include information about the income side of the economy such as the savings ratio and personal disposable income.
• The system has turned virtually every Chilean worker into an investor-- the savings ratio is now 26 percent, compared with a Latin American average of 15 percent.
• Kuznets used new data to show that, over a longer span of time ( 1870's  1940's ) the savings ratio remained constant, despite large changes in income.
• In the latest national accounts report, released today, the government said the household savings ratio fell to 2.9 percent in the June quarter from 3.3 percent in the previous three months.
• "Low savings ratio, relatively high budget deficit, no absolute assurance it will come down in the long run, and a high net debtor position " on the part of the United States.
• Americans in 1998 are satisfied and prosperous : the savings ratio is now negative for the first time in a generation, and third-quarter growth, at an annualized 3.3 percent, is still comfortably robust.
• The CBI expects the savings ratio to fall from 12.2 percent at the end of 1995 to 10 percent by the end of this year and 9.9 percent by the end of 1997.
• But for the middle to higher income groups with a higher savings ratio, the MPF requirement may only entail a shift in the form of savings, from personal savings at present to institutional savings.
• Americans in 1998 are satisfied and prosperous : the savings ratio is now negative for the first time in a generation, and third-quarter growth, at an annualized 3 . 3 percent, is still comfortably robust.
• In the latest national accounts report, released today, the government said the household savings ratio fell to 2 . 9 percent in the June quarter from 3 . 3 percent in the previous three months.
• Figures today showed that while average salaries rose 3.6 percent last year for people other than those working in the financial sector, the savings ratio rose to 14.3 percent from 13.6 percent, indicating caution on spending.
• The U . K . consumer savings ratio, representing the percentage that consumers save of their disposable personal income, rose to 10.6 percent in the first quarter from a revised 8.8 percent in the fourth quarter.
• The CBI expects the savings ratio to fall from 12 . 2 percent at the end of 1995 to 10 percent by the end of this year and 9 . 9 percent by the end of 1997.