What Is Ex Post Savings

Ex-post savings refers to the actual savings in the economy from the given level of income during the period of one year. This aspect of savings is considered in the calculation of National Income.

What is the difference between ex-ante and ex-post savings?

Ex-ante investment is the amount of investment which firms plan to invest at different levels of income in the economy. Ex-post investment, on the other hand, is the amount realised or actual investment in an economy during a year.

What is ex-ante saving and investment?

Ex-ante saving refers to amount of saving which households (or savers) plans to save at different levels of income in the economy. … Ex-ante investment refers to amount of investment which firms plans to invest at different levels of income in the economy.