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To: clochard who wrote (167709)5/23/2002 5:20:10 AM
From: maceng2  Read Replies (1) of 436258
 
Inflation? they will have do that OH so carefully! The strikes and civil unrest is already surfacing both in Europe and the USA. That will kick in some pay rises and then just a tad more inflation.

BK's of companies in debt will start to rise increasingly (i.e acceleration), then you will see some real "not confidence" on Wall St. Inflation should put some upwards pressure on stock prices, but I don't recommend it as a tool to preserve prices in the short term.

Unemployment is not a tool that will preserve stock prices either.

As I have said. Economists better learn to agree what went wrong in the last crashes and in the 30's. We cant allow us the luxury of having different views of what went wrong. Agreement should be sought from both the left and right wing viewpoint, and an action plan agreed upon. The alternative is all hell let loose. TL and EV of Magner magnitude.

/edit... sorry... imho -g-
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