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When it comes to saving disposable income, Americans have a remarkably low savings rate. Find sources that compare the savings rates of Asian and European countries to that of the U.S.A. Discuss your observations and put the savings habits of someone you know on the scale.

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Sources comparing the savings rates of Asian and European countries to that of the U.S.A. can be found on the internet, library and in newspapers. Shown is a link to an article that discusses the personal savings rates of people from various countries including countries in Asia and Europe. Also shown in the article is the savings rate in the U.S. and a comparison is made between several ...

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