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Israel Lowest Gross Savings

19.78% in 1970
Gross savings as % of GDP · World Bank

The lowest gross savings in Israel was 19.78% in 1970. The top 5 years were: 1970 (19.78%), 1987 (20.22%), 1982 (20.28%), 1975 (20.64%), 1981 (21.04%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Israel Top 5 Lowest Gross Savings Years
RankYearValue
1st 1970 19.78%
2nd 1987 20.22%
3rd 1982 20.28%
4th 1975 20.64%
5th 1981 21.04%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1987 20.22% +0.08% 62nd
1982 20.28% +8.10% 56th
1970 19.78% – 8th
1988 21.33% +8.58% 60th
1983 21.38% +9.58% 50th
1981 21.04% +5.99% 56th
1975 20.64% −1.43% 20th
2003 22.44% +0.14% 71st
2002 22.10% −1.09% 72nd
1984 21.72% +8.64% 51st
1989 22.92% +8.44% 50th
1974 22.07% −7.26% 14th
2013 24.61% +0.98% 68th
2012 23.67% −0.75% 71st
2011 24.52% +0.20% 66th
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Source: World Bank (NY.GNS.ICTR.ZS)
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