average saving rateとは 意味・読み方・使い方

Accompanying the gradual loss of relevance of many of these factors, the household saving srate slowly began to slip as of the mid-1970s, although still remaining relatively high. In the 1980s, the average rate was 15 percent; in the 1990s, 13 percent.例文帳に追加

これらの要因の多くが次第に該当しなくなるにつれ、1970年代半ば以降の家計貯蓄率は高水準ながらも1980年代平均15％、1990年代平均13％と緩やかに低下している。\\ - 経済産業省

In the past, factors behind Japan’s high household savings rate (an average of 15 percent in the 1960s, 20 percent in the 1970s) included: (1) more disposable income as a result of high economic growth; (2) the motivation to save prompted by the low postwar level of household assets; (3) the bonus system; (4) the high percentage of young people in population composition; (5) people saving for their old age due to low public pensions; (6) undeveloped consumer credit systems; (7) tax breaks such as the preferred savings system; (8) government and Bank of Japan encouragement of saving; and (9) the nature of the Japanese people.例文帳に追加

過去、日本の家計貯蓄率が1960年代平均15％、1970年代平均20％と高水準であった要因としては、①高度経済成長に伴う可処分所得の伸び、②家計資産が終戦後低水準となったため貯蓄に励んだこと、③ボーナス制度の存在、④人口構成が若かったこと、⑤公的年金水準が低いため自助的に老後のための貯蓄を行ったこと、⑥消費者金融制度の未発達、⑦マル優制度等税制面での優遇措置、⑧政府、日銀の貯蓄推進運動、⑨国民性等が挙げられる。 - 経済産業省