government savings
Government savings refers to the accumulated funds that a government sets aside over time by budgeting a surplus of revenue over expenses. These savings are typically held in various financial instruments or accounts, allowing the government to build a reserve for future use, such as funding public investments, mitigating economic downturns, or addressing unforeseen emergencies.
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