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Nov 14 9:30 AM EST

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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (71558)	5/5/2000 8:31:00 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (2) of 152472

Haim, you make some good points, but incomplete for sure housing is stable for rent, but inflated for ultra-high end energy is temporarily on the rise, but down 10-12% since March healthcare is pretty steady from my view PC costs are going down 20% per year or more telephony generally is going down 15-20% per year (I just signed up for Sprint cellphone: $75/1000 min, a reduction in cost of 25% from previous plan) computer costs are going down per CPUcycle every year storage costs are going down per GByte every year pro sports & theatre prices are rising steadily for sure building lumber is going down in price business cardboard product is going down in price my food costs seem very stable, esp for staples bananas, corn, chicken, yogurt, bread, milk seem ok to me milk might have risen more than I expected I think productivity is pathetically understated give me a break, check out this definition: PRODUCTIVITY = total goods & services /// total hours worked (that is the flimsiest definition in quantitative history) the internet B2B and other functions cannot be computed yet they have a revolutionary influence on change e.g. examine last qtr report by General Motors (they estimated $1.3B in savings from internet supply chain) our strong technology and pursuit of revolutionary development will keep this economy going not Europe's socialism tenacity our higher interest rates will TORPEDO Europe !!! I disagree respectfully on Kudlow his argument on Fed draining Money Supply is compelling he chooses to wait and see the effects on the economy from the last five rate hikes we are only now beginning to see the effects the Y2K effect delayed their arrival answer me this: WHY ISNT GOLD HIGHER NOW ??? / Jim Willie

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