to save and the willingness to save. The capacity to save depends primarily on the level of per capita income (but non …-linearly) and the growth of income (the life cycle hypothesis), and the empirics strongly support these hypotheses. The willingness … ratio of tax revenue to GDP and the domestic savings ratio. …

to save and the willingness to save. The capacity to save depends primarily on the level of per capita income (but non …-linearly) and the growth of income (the life cycle hypothesis), and the empirics strongly support these hypotheses. The willingness … ratio of tax revenue to GDP and the domestic savings ratio. …

the same: per capita income, income growth, and domestic credit to the private sector are associated with increases in …

considerable fluctuations over time. The empirical results show that in the long run, per capita income, public saving, and the … increases in per capita income, real deposit rate, and broad money positively influence savings, while inflation has a negative …

savings and the variables considered, estimates from the short-run analysis suggest that per capita income and money supply …

. This finding is more pronounced for low-middle income countries and countries with low self-financing ratios. Evidence also …

the same: per capita income, income growth, and domestic credit to the private sector are associated with increases in …

savings and the variables considered, estimates from the short-run analysis suggest that per capita income and money supply …

considerable fluctuations over time. The empirical results show that in the long run, per capita income, public saving, and the … increases in per capita income, real deposit rate, and broad money positively influence savings, while inflation has a negative …