English: Effect of an increase in the savings rate on per capita capital, income, consumption and net investment according to the Solow-Swan growth model. The economy has not yet reached the "Golden rule" savings rate, the increased savings rate thus leads to an increase in long-run capital, income and consumption per capita, but initial consumption drops. Parameters of the simulated model: Cobb-Doubglas production function with alpha=0.33, depreciation rate=0.05, initial savings rate=0.1, subsequent savings rate=0.3, constant population. The increase in the savings rate took place at t=100. The simulation was run on Matlab 2009.