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1.0 Introduction
Information in the table is showing personal saving as a percentage of personal income fo 3 specific periods which include 1970,1990, 2000 for 7 contries.
2.0 Description
2.1 The most changes is shown from Canada, Italy, Japan and France. Italy is the highest rate in 1970 with 29.5% followed by France with 18.7%. Japan is next with 17.6% and Canada is the lowest rate with 5.6%.
2.2 From 1990 to 2000, Canada increased to 11.5%. France, Italy and Japan, However, decreased to 12.5%, 17.6%, 12.1%. Although Italy dropped sharply, It’s still the highest.
2.3 The other hand, UK and USA has dropped slightly from 9.2% to 8.2%, 8.2% to 5.5% while Germany stayed as the same rate with 13.8%.
2.4 In 2000, Canada is the lowest rate with 1.9% which is about one over ten of its 1990 rate. Otherwise, Japan and France has the highest rate with 13.6% followed by Germany, Italy, UK with around 11%. Us is second from the lowest rate with 4.0. US has dropped from 1970 to 2000.
3.0 Conclusion
Overall, Italy has shown the most decrease while Canada has shown the most dramatic rate.
1.0 Introduction
Information in the table is showing personal saving as a percentage of personal income fo 3 specific periods which include 1970,1990, 2000 for 7 contries.
2.0 Description
2.1 The most changes is shown from Canada, Italy, Japan and France. Italy is the highest rate in 1970 with 29.5% followed by France with 18.7%. Japan is next with 17.6% and Canada is the lowest rate with 5.6%.
2.2 From 1990 to 2000, Canada increased to 11.5%. France, Italy and Japan, However, decreased to 12.5%, 17.6%, 12.1%. Although Italy dropped sharply, It’s still the highest.
2.3 The other hand, UK and USA has dropped slightly from 9.2% to 8.2%, 8.2% to 5.5% while Germany stayed as the same rate with 13.8%.
2.4 In 2000, Canada is the lowest rate with 1.9% which is about one over ten of its 1990 rate. Otherwise, Japan and France has the highest rate with 13.6% followed by Germany,
Information in the table is showing personal saving as a percentage of personal income fo 3 specific periods which include 1970,1990, 2000 for 7 contries.
2.0 Description
2.1 The most changes is shown from Canada, Italy, Japan and France. Italy is the highest rate in 1970 with 29.5% followed by France with 18.7%. Japan is next with 17.6% and Canada is the lowest rate with 5.6%.
2.2 From 1990 to 2000, Canada increased to 11.5%. France, Italy and Japan, However, decreased to 12.5%, 17.6%, 12.1%. Although Italy dropped sharply, It’s still the highest.
2.3 The other hand, UK and USA has dropped slightly from 9.2% to 8.2%, 8.2% to 5.5% while Germany stayed as the same rate with 13.8%.
2.4 In 2000, Canada is the lowest rate with 1.9% which is about one over ten of its 1990 rate. Otherwise, Japan and France has the highest rate with 13.6% followed by Germany, Italy, UK with around 11%. Us is second from the lowest rate with 4.0. US has dropped from 1970 to 2000.
3.0 Conclusion
Overall, Italy has shown the most decrease while Canada has shown the most dramatic rate.
1.0 Introduction
Information in the table is showing personal saving as a percentage of personal income fo 3 specific periods which include 1970,1990, 2000 for 7 contries.
2.0 Description
2.1 The most changes is shown from Canada, Italy, Japan and France. Italy is the highest rate in 1970 with 29.5% followed by France with 18.7%. Japan is next with 17.6% and Canada is the lowest rate with 5.6%.
2.2 From 1990 to 2000, Canada increased to 11.5%. France, Italy and Japan, However, decreased to 12.5%, 17.6%, 12.1%. Although Italy dropped sharply, It’s still the highest.
2.3 The other hand, UK and USA has dropped slightly from 9.2% to 8.2%, 8.2% to 5.5% while Germany stayed as the same rate with 13.8%.
2.4 In 2000, Canada is the lowest rate with 1.9% which is about one over ten of its 1990 rate. Otherwise, Japan and France has the highest rate with 13.6% followed by Germany,