In an open economy such as the United States, an increase in saving due to, for example, an increase in the federal budget surplus may not result in an equivalent increase in domestic investment.
An increase in saving may not result in increase in domestic investment.
The United States is not an open economy.
The performer was juggling flaming chainsaws.
It blossomed into a large cloud of pink gas that showed people and objects dropping to the ground.
A boy lighting a cigarette.
There is a man swimming laps at the gym.
Three children are dancing.
Nagin Lake sees more tourists every year than Dal Lake.