Private savings-public savings and national savings

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Suppose the government runs a budget surplus of $20 billion

With the aid of a diagram, analyse the effects of this policy.

Describe what happens to investment, private savings, public savings, and national savings. Compare the size of the changes in the latter to the $20billion of extra government savings.

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