The puzzle of the global savings glut may live on for several years to come.

America has a savings deficiency, not a glut.

The global savings glut is the result of this perverse relationship.

My best guess is that when global uncertainty fades and global growth picks up, global interest rates will start to rise, too. But predicting the timing of this transition is difficult.

US Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke s notion of a global savings glut is a commonly cited explanation for falling world interest rates.

9. The shortage of global savings in relation to the requirements for global investment has emerged as a major policy issue.

But, while global imbalances have preoccupied many observers, few have sought to explain the divergence in world savings behavior.

It feels like we're all suffering from information overload or data glut.

Moreover, China s aging population, and its strategy of boosting domestic consumption, will negatively affect global savings.

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America certainly does not have a savings glut.

The Federal government has thrown fiscal prudence out the window. The country as a whole is absorbing an astounding three quarters of global excess savings.

First and foremost, there is the global savings glut, an idea popularized by current Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke in a 2005 speech.

But such a link was seen in the early part of the twentieth century capitalism, some argued, tends to generate chronic weakness in effective demand due to growing concentration of income, leading to a savings glut, because the very rich save a lot.

The fires of the US sub prime mortgage crisis were stoked not just by domestic regulatory failures, but also by a global saving glut, which sent banks on a wild goose chase for yield.

For starters, the same forces that led to an upward shift in the global savings curve will soon enough begin operating in the other direction.

The same problem haunts Bernanke s hypothesis that slow growth reflected a global savings glut. From a Keynesian perspective, an increase in savings cannot explain the surge in activity that the world witnessed in the early 2000s.

I want to address the issue of savings.

They cannot make savings easy.

So now for the topic of today financial savings.

I don't know if I can ask you this but, when my daughters get married,

There is a glut of film, the quality has to be raised, they need to go to the next level, but I m optimistic.

There is a glut of film, the quality has to be raised, they need to go to the next level, but I'm optimistic.

US Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke s notion of a global savings glut is a commonly cited explanation for falling world interest rates.

Incredibly, the US is now soaking up roughly two thirds of all global net saving, a situation without historical precedent.

America s overall trade deficit will not disappear without an increase in domestic savings and a more fundamental change in global monetary arrangements.

Current Account Deficit , Virginia Association of Economics, Richmond, Virginia, 10 March 2005.

Clearly, there is a need to deepen capital markets in Africa in order to utilize global savings for the continent's development needs.

The problem of current account imbalances is closely linked to the existence of a world savings glut.

Bernanke s original speech emphasized several factors some that decreased the demand for global savings, and some that increased supply.

Savings are, of course, no bad thing.

One is that domestic saving in the US increases.

Increased mobilization of rural savings and improved financial intermediation.

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Moreover, China s aging population, and its strategy of boosting domestic consumption, will negatively affect global savings. The world may enter a new era in which investment demand exceeds desired savings which means that real interest rates must rise.

But no solution is possible until we abandon the savings shortage and savings glut hypotheses and connect today s global financial imbalances with global production patterns and inadequate demand in developing countries.

They were talking about Exxon Valdez, and that there was going to be a glut of oil tankers because of the insurance industries.

Low savings countries cannot easily adjust without an equivalent adjustment in high savings countries, because their low savings rates may have been caused by high savings abroad.

The ratio of savings to gross domestic product has risen.

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II. THE SAVINGS CRISIS AND AFRICA apos S INCREASED EXTERNAL

II. THE SAVINGS CRISIS AND AFRICA apos S INCREASED EXTERNAL DEPENDENCE

Let's say I have some savings, just to make it simple so I don't have to go into this pool.