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Korea¡¯s Household Savings Rate Falls
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How much pocket money do you receive from your parents? And how much do you save monthly? Saving money is important for the future. However, a recent report showed that Koreans don¡¯t save much money.
According to the report by the OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development)°æÁ¦Çù·Â°³¹ß±â±¸, South Korea¡¯s savings rate stood at 2.8 percent last year. It is much lower than the average OECD member countries¡¯ savings rate of 6.1 percent. South Korea¡¯s savings rate was at its peak two decades ago at 25.9 percent.
However, it continued to decrease and in 2009, the nation¡¯s savings rate was the fifth lowest among 20 OECD member nations. The latest economic crisis and skyrocketing cost of living are the main reasons for the low savings rate. Savings are important to sustain our economy. Therefore, low savings rate has negative effects both on each household and our overall economy.

No. ¹®Á¦ ³¯Â¥
1 Q. What is important for the future? 2011-03-18
2 Q. What did South Korea¡¯s savings rate stand at last year? 2011-03-18
3 Q. What is the average OECD member countries savings rate? 2011-03-18
4 Q. When was South Korea¡¯s savings rate at its peak? 2011-03-18
5 Q. What are the main reasons for the low savings rate? 2011-03-18

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