Low Savings or a High Trade Deficit?

Peter Dorman

Challenge, 2007, vol. 50, issue 4, 49-64

Abstract: Low savings do not drive the trade deficit, argues this author. Rather, the nation has to deal with its propensity to import foreign goods and the high value of the dollar.

Date: 2007
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