Financial Saving is a Booster Dose to Economic Growth

Financial Saving is a Booster Dose to Economic Growth

RAJAT

STUDENT AT

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRARTION

GALGOTIAS UNIVERSITY

rajat.20gsob1010459@galgotiasuniversity.edu.in

AJIT KUMAR

FACULTY AT

GALGOTIAS UNIVERSITY

ajit@galgotiasuniversity.edu.in

Abstract:

Savings plays the crucial role in both the household as well as the nation’s growth. Some well-known economists have studied the relationship between economic growth and savings. Saving is a crucial component of money management that every nation should practise. The purpose of this study is to shed light on this correlation by comparing the situations in America and India. While discussing the relationship between economic growth and savings, there’s no denying that a rise in aggregate savings would promote spending and fuel economic expansion. Savings deposited in commercial banks, that provide the majority of financial capital in developing countries, make this more obvious. In the past, low savings rates have led to deficits in the country's budget and account balance. In this study you get to know about different types of saving schemes.

This study demonstrates that nations with high national savings rates are not reliant on foreign direct investment, which lowers the risk associated with volatile foreign direct investment.

This helps us to understand the benefits of saving, different types of saving and understand how savings help in development of nation in the form of economic growth.