Adjusted savings: net national savings (% of GNI)

This indicator measures the proportion of a country's gross national income (GNI) that is allocated to net national savings, which is derived by subtracting the depreciation of fixed assets from the total gross national savings. It serves as a vital assessment of a nation's ability to invest in future growth, encompassing both public and private sectors. By considering the depletion of capital assets, this metric reflects the actual financial resources available for investment in economic development, infrastructure, and social welfare. A higher percentage indicates a stronger cushion for future economic challenges, while a lower rate may signify vulnerabilities in sustaining long-term growth or re-investment capacity within the economy. Source: