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#<font size=3>Decrease in labor productivity due to a reduction in domestic investment</font> | #<font size=3>Decrease in labor productivity due to a reduction in domestic investment</font> | ||
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<center><font size=3>The degree to which private saving changes in response to changes depends upon both the current policy changes as well as peoples' perceptions about future policy actions.</font></center> | <center><font size=3>The degree to which private saving changes in response to changes depends upon both the current policy changes as well as peoples' perceptions about future policy actions.</font></center> | ||
==Productive Capacity and Capital Inflows== | |||
==Financial Markets== |
Revision as of 01:45, 4 May 2006
Future Living Standards
- Reduced because of:
- Slowed accumulation of wealth due to lowered national saving
- Decrease in labor productivity due to a reduction in domestic investment
National Saving
Reasons for shifts from saving to consumption:
- reductions in taxes → increase private consumption
- increases in government spending for federal entitlement programs → increase private consumption
- increases in government purchases → increase government consumption