Question by Political referee: Is consumer spending 70% of GDP or the whole economy?

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Answer by Anjaree
Are you talking about Americans?If so, the answer is YES. In developing countries, consumer spending is higher. 80% or 90% is a norm. But in some developed countries like Japan and Germany, the spending is more lower.

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