The personal saving rate is a very poor metric.
个人储蓄率是个很不靠谱的度量方法。
Between 1950 and 1980 personal saving averaged 9% of disposable income.
1950—1980年间，个人储蓄占可支配收入的平均水平是9%。
For decades, the personal saving rate hovered at about seven or eight percent.
几十年以来，个人存款率总是在7%到8%上下徘徊。
The United States has no compulsory saving plan, and it has an abysmally low – in fact, negative – personal saving rate.
美国没有强制性的储蓄计划，而且其个人储蓄水平极为低下，实际上是负数。
The US Pension Protection Act of 2006 encourages employers to enroll employees automatically in a personal saving plan for old age.
美国2006年养老金保护法案鼓励雇主将雇员自动吸纳到老年个人储蓄计划之中。
Personal saving had already risen to 6% of income by the summer of 2010, from under 2% in 2005.
个人储蓄率在2005到2010年间由不到2%增长到6%。
Personal saving, as measured by the Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis, is essentially the amount of after-tax income left after household bills are paid.
按照商业部经济分析局的标准，个人存款是指税后收入减去支出后的余留部分。
The report predicts consumption and home-building will be smaller shares of GDP while the personal-saving rate will stabilise at a higher equilibrium of between 4% and 7%.
报告预计，消费和家庭住宅建设在GDP中所占的分量将减少，同时，个人储蓄比例将稳定维持在4%到7%的相对较高的一个平衡水平之间。
First, higher personal-saving rates and (more optimistically) a lower federal deficit will hold down long-term interest rates and the cost of capital.
首先，较高个人储蓄率和(更乐观来看)较低的联邦赤字有望压低长期利率和资本成本。
First, higher personal-saving rates and (more optimistically) a lower federal deficit will hold down long-term interest rates and the cost of capital.
首先，较高个人储蓄率和(更乐观来看)较低的联邦赤字有望压低长期利率和资本成本。
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