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Chapter 15
Instability in the Private Economy: Consumption Behavior
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Figure 15-1 Real Consumer Expenditure and its Three Components, 1960–2004
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Figure 15-2 The Relation Between Disposable Income (YD), Consumption Spending (C), and the Ratio of Saving to Income (S/YD) (1 of 3)
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Figure 15-2 The Relation Between Disposable Income (YD), Consumption Spending (C), and the Ratio of Saving to Income (S/YD) (2 of 3)
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Figure 15-2 The Relation Between Disposable Income (YD), Consumption Spending (C), and the Ratio of Saving to Income (S/YD) (3 of 3)
Figure 15-2 The Relation Between Disposable Income (YD), Consumption Spending (C), and the Ratio of Saving to Income (S/YD)
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Figure 15-3 Ratio of Personal Saving to Disposable Personal Income (S/YD), Averages over Business Cycles, 1898–2001
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Figure 15-4 The Permanent-Income Hypothesis of Consumption and Saving
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Figure 15-5 The Behavior of Consumption, Saving, and Assets under the Life-Cycle Hypothesis
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Figure 15-6 Consumption, Saving, and Assets under the Life-Cycle Hypothesis When There Is an Initial Stock of Assets
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International Perspective Why Do Some Countries Save So Much?
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Figure 15-7 The Household Saving Rate and the Ratio of Household Net Worth to Personal Disposable Income, 1970–2004
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Figure 15-8 Components of Household Assets as a Ratio to Personal Disposable Income, 1970–2004, in Percent
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Figure 15-9 Household Saving in the NIPA and Flow of Funds Accounts, 1960–2004
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Figure 15-10 Flow of Funds Accounts and Gains-Inclusive Saving Rates, 1976–2004
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