National saving is defined as the amount of ? business saving. ? business saving and household saving. ? private saving and government saving. ? household saving.
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Private saving is the saving done by households and businesses. Government saving is the difference between government revenue and government expenditure. Therefore, national saving is the total amount saved by all sectors of the economy. Show more…
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