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THE RATIO OF SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT IN RUSSIA IN TERMS OF FINANCIAL INSTABILITY
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According to many scientists in the field of economy in Russia today urgent problem of the gap between savings and accumulation processes. Great interest attaches to the process of savings income, which serves as a source of domestic resources for development of the national economy, if provided by the transformation of savings into productive capital. This article discusses the prospects for growth and savings rates rate of accumulation in the current of financial instability in the Russian Federation. In addition, the estimated impact the overall global economic instability of recent years in the process of saving and investing.
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