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Photo by micheile henderson on Unsplash The savings rate is the ratio of savings to GDP. Over the last 55 years, the U.S. savings rate has averaged 17%, compared to 29% in Japan, 23% in Germany, and well over 30% in China. The question stands—would a higher historical U.S. savings rate have prompted higher GDP growth, and