wealth
price level
rates of interest and taxes
expectations for future prices, money income and availability of goods
consumer indebtedness
Saving is correct, there is no letter e in it.
The consumption was not good
Scott is saving up for the new XBOX with dual controls. Evan is saving up for and iPod.
A lot of people complain about the high consumption of gasoline.
Preserving is another word for saving. Additional synonyms include rescuing.
Objective determinants of consumption include factors such as income, prices, and interest rates that impact how much individuals can afford to spend. Subjective determinants of consumption involve personal preferences, tastes, and attitudes towards saving and spending that influence consumer behavior. Both types of determinants interact to shape overall consumption levels in an economy.
subjective and objective determinants of consumption
Five determinants of saving include income levels, which directly influence the ability to save, and interest rates, which can affect the incentive to save versus spend. Consumer confidence also plays a role; higher confidence typically leads to increased spending and reduced saving. Additionally, personal financial goals, such as saving for retirement or a house, can drive saving behavior, while economic conditions, like inflation, can impact the real value of savings. Lastly, cultural attitudes towards saving versus consumption can significantly shape saving habits.
They are : desired spending, autonomous consumption,induced consumption and desired private consumption.
Income and taxes
Saving
There are following non-income determinants 1.wealth 2.Expenditure 3.Investment 4.House-hold debts 5.Interest rate
Saving
Incomes and prices are seen as consumption's two major determinants. The determinants are as follows 1) Current disposable income 2) Relative income 3) Life cycle income 4) Wealth 5) Price Level 6) Rate of Interest 7) Expected future income 8) Others: advertisement, social safety-net, availability or scarcity of loan, geographical location, weather etc.
saving
it's forgone consumption.
Jonathan A. Parker has written: 'Precautionary saving and consumption fluctuations' -- subject(s): Consumption (Economics), Econometric models, Mathematical models, Saving and investment