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Saving function equation. As saving function is corollary of consumption function, we can derive the correspondine savine function from consumption function equation, straight C space equals space straight C with bar on top space plus space bY by substituting it in the equation S = Y – C as shown below.
straight S space equals space straight Y space minus space straight C
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space space space space space equals space straight Y space minus space space straight C with bar on top space minus space bY

box enclose straight S space equals space minus straight C with bar on top space plus left parenthesis 1 minus straight b right parenthesis straight Y end enclose

where straight C with bar on top space equals spaceAutonomous consumption left parenthesis negative straight C with bar on top represents dissaving which is needed to finance autonomous consumption when income is zero. Clearly at zero level of income, amount of Autonomous Consumption = Amount of dissaving. (This indicates withdrawl from past savings or borrowing) b = MPC (So that 1 – b represents MPS. Since b is less than 1, therefore, MPS 1 – b is positive.)
Y = Income.
For example, the saving equation S = – 30 + (1 – 0.75) means -30 is dissaving (or autonomous saving that needs to take place to finance autonomous consumption). As income increases, 0.25 (= 1 - 0.75) or 25% of additional income is saved.

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