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Demise of savings may be greatly exaggerated

NEW YORK — The negative savings rate in the United States has been a cause for concern to some economists — who contend that Americans are spending away their futures.

NEW YORK — The negative savings rate in the United States has been a cause for concern to some economists — who contend that Americans are spending away their futures.
Yet, another faction argues that the rate is in line with the rest of the world. Moreover, the way it is calculated ma

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