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The people most likely to save are those with a

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low rate of time preference since they only slightly prefer present consumption to future consumption.

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high rate of time preference since they greatly prefer present consumption to future consumption.

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low rate of time preference since they greatly prefer present consumption to future consumption.

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efficient rate of time preference since they do not prefer consuming luxury goods to necessities.

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roundabout rate of time preference since they don't really care about consuming.

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