Over the past few years, the need for an approach has emerged on a global, in terms of the creation of a country's economic growth. Inclusive growth, as much as it is imposed as a need, remains for most countries only aspiration. Theoretically, the best way to accumulate capital at the national level is through increasing the savings of an individual, resulting in increased savings at the national level, creating a higher percentage of investment and a good trend of economic growth. A high trend of economic growth is in itself a way to accumulate even greater savings. This paper has the task of defining the relationship between these three variables, and through statistical data, give the best conclusion about the trend of moving of those variables to emerging countries, and to developed countries.

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