Lower-income groups tend to have a high propensity to consume, while higher-income groups are more likely to save or invest in assets. This means a rise in income among lower income groups has a higher chance of boosting consumption in the economy than the increase in income for higher income groups
Lower-income groups tend to have a high propensity to consume, while higher-income groups are more likely to save or invest in assets. This means a rise in income among lower income groups has a higher chance of boosting consumption in the economy than the increase in income for higher income groups Lower-income groups tend to have a high propensity to consume, while higher-income groups are more likely to save or invest in assets. This means a rise in income among lower income groups has a higher chance of boosting consumption in the economy than the increase in income for higher income groups Moneycontrol Latest News Read More