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2. What happened to savings in the United States? How did consumers contribute to this change?

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Rina8888 [55]3 years ago
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Answer:

What happened to savings in the United States?

Explanation:

The saving rate went from 10% savings rate to a negative savings rate. Consumers did this by binged buying items. Consumers would buy so many things that that weren't necessary, consumers supersized everything they had, instead of saving.

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