<p>For example, gross savings of India in the financial year 2014 - 2015 was $30.2%$ of GDP, while the Gross Investments during this same period was $31.6%$ of GDP.  Can we then conclude investments are being made with borrowed money?</p>

<p>Also, if "Gross Savings" is $30.2%$, can it be said that an average person in India saves about $30.2%$ of his income?</p>

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If Gross Savings is less than Gross Investment, could we say that investment is being made with borrowed money?
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# If Gross Savings is less than Gross Investment, could we say that investment is being made with borrowed money?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-03-03)

For example, gross savings of India in the financial year 2014 - 2015 was $30.2%$ of GDP, while the Gross Investments during this same period was $31.6%$ of GDP. Can we then conclude investments are being made with borrowed money?

Also, if "Gross Savings" is $30.2%$, can it be said that an average person in India saves about $30.2%$ of his income?

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