Canada’s Gross National Savings as Percent of GDP (1980–2029)

by | Dec 25, 2024 | Canada, Population

Gross National Savings

The ratio is calculated by dividing gross national savings, expressed in current local currency, by GDP in the same currency. Gross national savings represent gross disposable income minus final consumption expenditure, with an adjustment for pension funds factored in [SNA 1993]. For numerous countries, national saving estimates are derived from national accounts data on gross domestic investment combined with balance of payments data on net foreign investment.

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