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To: Jim Willie CB who wrote (26181)	12/20/2000 5:36:31 AM
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To: Ron Reece who wrote (87265) From: Don Lloyd Wednesday, Dec 20, 2000 2:36 AM ET Reply # of 87273 Ron - All good points. ...The very nature of this cut-throat competition displays some the reasons for the current profit recession. However, when the shakeout is over, those corporations still left standing will be the ones who have the tremendous revenue and profit potential.... In the end, the profitable companies will be the ones with a sustainable competitive advantage, which may in part be simply an ability to execute successfully at breakneck speed under high stress. Whereas in a normal economic environment, (if such a thing exists), three companies may vie for a market that can only support one or two, an easy credit environment may draw in five competitors. Even for the survivors, all is not roses, as the inevitable liquidation of the losers produces a period of profitless production for all. Regards, Don

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