FORCED SAVING

When less disposable income is spent due to a lack of the goods that are desireable to the customer. It causes prices to go up and more good to flow into the market.

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Related Legal Terms
NATIONAL SAVING, FORCED ENTRY, SALE FORCED, FORCED SALE VALUE, FORCED DISTRIBUTION, FORCED SALE, FORCED HEIRS, SAVING CLAUSE, DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME, SAVING PROPERTY DOCTRINE


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