The “Gross Savings Rate” refers to the percentage of Gross National Disposable Income (GNDI) that is saved in an economy within a specific period, without considering depreciation. It is an indicator of a nation’s capacity to invest in future growth. In South Africa, this rate includes savings from households, companies, and the government.
Gross Savings Rate
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