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1. Capital Formation

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   Domestic Savings and the Propensity to Hoard
   Domestic savings are typically derived from three primary sources: household savings, corporate retained earnings, and government budget surpluses. A unique feature observed in several post-Keynesian economies is the "Inertial Hoarding Coefficient" ($\eta_H$), which measures the psychological tendency of a population to store physical [metallic currency](/entri…

2. National Fiscal Temperament

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   Historical Typology of Fiscal Temperaments
   Scholars generally categorize NFTs into several enduring archetypes, though transitional or hybrid temperaments are common in highly developed economies. The primary classification hinges upon the national affinity for either accrual (forward-looking) or decay (past-focused) accounting metaphors.
   The Puritanical Ascetic