H. Stierle, Michael, Rocher, Stijn, (2015), “Household saving rates in the EU: Why do they differ so much?”, European Commission publications, Discussion Paper 005, September
Household saving rates differ significantly among EU countries and differences have proven to be persistent over time. In countries as Germany, France and Belgium, households save a relative large share of their disposable income. On the other hand, households in Romania and Bulgaria seem to spend often more than they earn, resulting in negative saving rates.
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