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To: N who wrote (1327)	2/26/1999 8:47:00 AM
From: Lee	of 3536

Nancy, Timba, Nancy, I understand much of what you say... When viewing the world economy, most things are in abundance and this should keep a lid on wages, prices, etc. Timba you point out that the one demand supply imbalance is that for money, hence the rise in rates. Very valid. It does seem we are in a vice. Japan needs to run a deficit to inflate its economy, which will drive world interest rates up which will suppress demand, strengthen their currency, and well...? When the US was running big deficits Japan had low rates? Trouble with the supply of money, that is one place the Fed should be capable. Interesting times, always. Regards, Lee

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