Background: Keynes was the first economist to state that consumption depends fundamentally on income. Savings is equal to income minus consumption. Objective: To determine the behavior of the savings function of the workers of a company that distributes mass consumption products in Ciudad Del Este. Method: The sample (191) was calculated according to the population. The approach is a mixed, descriptive study, using surveys, based on a non- experimental and correlational design. For the analysis, the Dispersion Diagram, Pearson's Coefficient and Simple Linear Regression by the Ordinary Least Squares Method were used with the help of GRETL software. Results: The income obtained by the workers of a mass consumption products Distribution Company surveyed was identified and it was possible to recognize the expenses incurred by the members of the households. The relationship between income - savings expenditure and income - consumption has been analyzed and the existence of correlation between the variables studied was proved. The Marginal Propensity to save and the Marginal Propensity to Consume were determined. Conclusion: There is a direct/positive relationship between the income variable and the savings variable.