Japan’s savings rate turns negative for first timeFor the first time since records were collected in 1955, Japan's population is drawing down its savings and the savings rate, calculated as savings divided by disposable income plus pension payments, was negative 1.3%. It's a dramatic change from when the Japanese saved nearly a quarter of their income (23.1%) when the savings rate peaked in 1975. Japan had the highest household saving rate in the
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ターンキー・ソリューション：世界経済評論IMPACT (世界経済研究協会) 社団法人 世界経済研究協会
