Doing a project for Econ, and I was hoping someone could lead me in the right direction.
I have recently read an article about China's overtenendcy to save and how this impacts the average family's consumption (i.e. lowers it). Obviously, this has negative effects on the economy. Some of the causes are the non-existance of a (secure?) pension plan, and the insane price of education vs. the lack of (good) public schools (along with the increased importance on education).
Does anyone think that these two problems are not as bad as they are made out to be (saving too much for future, and for education)? Are there problems that I have not listed that cause over-saving?
2006-11-27
04:35:50
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