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To: Paul Berliner who wrote (2618)	9/25/2000 9:59:58 PM
From: Ahda	Read Replies (1) of 3536

Message 14451020 This above and the following posts and commentary are excellent . I do not believe you can artificially prop a dollar for any length of time. Japan could of bought until they were blue in the face and the yen did not hold . This proves it is only the perception of an economic situation that keys the world to the face of the dollar involved, as does the peoples of a nation who are involved in international trade. It could very well be said the Baht was the cause of Japans problems and this amounted to Japan's getting caught in a hedge trade. The end result being we required standards,we consider appropriate in the accounting industry. Dubious debt carried is treated as an asset too, in our method on corporate books. Is debt treated as a liability in Europe or asset? If i were an Opec member i would rather do debt transaction in oil which at least is universal accepted as value. It eliminates the question of struggling as a monitary unit to remain all powerful but projects itself as giving power to the world.

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