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Savings
Saving is disposable income that is not spent. Yd = C + S, therefore S = Yd - C
There are many ways in which money can be saved ranging from accounts in bank and building society accounts to savings channeled through occupational pensions and the stock market.
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2.2.2 Consumer Spending and Saving (Edexcel A-Level Economics Teaching PowerPoint)
Teaching PowerPoints
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Is the UK government planning to raise the pension age (again)?
26th January 2023
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Recession Watch - UK Households Saving More and Borrowing Less
31st October 2022
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Credit Squeeze - Mortgage Rates Rise as Lenders Return
4th October 2022
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UK Economy - Will Household Saving Collapse?
1st October 2022
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Are people saving more because they expect higher taxes?
10th November 2021
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UK sees first mid-recession wealth boom since the mid-1940s
12th July 2021
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Famine and the Savings Ratio - Evidence from China
24th August 2016
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What is a 1983 £1 coin worth?
20th March 2017
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Savings and Economic Growth Short Answers
Topic Videos
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Monetary policy: are negative interest rates on the horizon?
9th February 2021
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Consumers spent less and saved more in 2020
4th January 2021
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Aggregate Demand - Revision Playlist
Topic Videos
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Consumer spending and saving (Quizlet Activity)
Quizzes & Activities
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Development Economics Essay Plan: Savings and Growth
Practice Exam Questions
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Propensity to Consume and Save
Topic Videos
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Factors affecting Consumer Spending (2019 Update)
Topic Videos
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UK Economy Update 2019: Consumer Spending and Saving
Topic Videos
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Real Value of Savings (MCQ Revision Questions)
Practice Exam Questions
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An alternative way of tackling the savings gap in LEDCs
18th May 2016
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Beyond the Bike lesson resources - aid and savings
8th October 2015