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Politics : Idea Of The Day
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To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (30514)1/27/2000 4:57:00 PM
From: MSo   of 50167
 
Ibqal; When I first read this post, I was overwhelmed that you could come up with this analysis off the top of your head, but then I saw the attribution at the end. My question regarding these projections, concerns the population increases. I know that in some areas there is no appreciable gain in population, but the world as a whole is increasing geometrically. Is there built into these analyses that there will be a plague/indifference to the survival needs of this growing sector, or that the productivity factor will incorporate these people, and/or their potential detrimental "influence" concerning strictly economic gains for the investor will be diminished, as inflation will not be affected, since they can't afford to purchase food or energy. I have greatly appreciated lurking on this thread from afar, but this post spurred me to step quietly into the discussion, as I would feel any question regarding technical or fundamental analysis of the markets would be laughable. Thanks.

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