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Distinction Between Saving and Borrowing Constraints

It is important to distinguish between the inability to save and the inability to borrow. Being unable to borrow is typically an external constraint imposed by others, such as a bank denying a loan. In contrast, the failure to save is often an internal issue, such as a lack of willpower, since saving is a form of self-insurance that does not require the participation of another party.

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