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Government debt impacts private saving behavior in developing countries, study finds.

Fiscal policy and private saving behavior in developing countries
Nadeem Ul Haque

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The article explores how government spending and debt can affect how much money people save in developing countries. By studying data from sixteen countries, the researchers found that how the government finances its spending doesn't really change how much individuals save. This means that whether the government uses debt or taxes to pay for things, people's saving habits stay pretty much the same.