Finally, one-third of any saving decline is assumed to be offset by net inflows of foreign capital, even in the event of a dramatic saving decline that might set off a flight of capital from the United States.
Net inflows of foreign capital is majorly responsible for declining savings.
mnli hypothesis: Net inflows of foreign capital is majorly responsible for declining savings. premise: Finally, one-third of any saving decline is assumed to be offset by net inflows of foreign capital, even in the event of a dramatic saving decline that might set off a flight of capital from the United States.