CONSUMPTION, SAVINGS, AND INVESTMENT: THEIR INTERRELATIONSHIP AND ROLE IN ECONOMIC GROWTH
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This article examines the role and interrelationship of consumption, savings, and investment in the macroeconomic system. The study analyzes the key factors influencing their formation and evaluates their impact on economic growth and stability. Special attention is given to the balance between consumption and savings, as well as the effectiveness of investment processes in ensuring sustainable development. The research also considers theoretical approaches and practical aspects of managing these macroeconomic indicators. The findings suggest that maintaining an optimal proportion between consumption, savings, and investment is essential for achieving long-term economic growth, efficient resource allocation, and macroeconomic stability.
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