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Politics : Dutch Central Bank Sale Announcement Imminent?
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To: sea_urchin who wrote (18160)5/2/2003 4:08:12 PM
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The intentions were right the problem is rather like a pond shop which is a very lucrative business providing you can sell the goods you buy at a fraction of the cost you pay.

When you have to many loans and too extensive of a credit practice you at some period in time could hit a huge default. Too many dollars no buyers.

Sounds so simple but it is complicated as heck. As one would assume you would continue to bail but each time you do you devalue your dollars ability to create value. Probably one of the reasons the Euro is holding up so well.

I am not negative on the potential of some US companies but some of these very best are increasing the extent of their operations outside of the US. Not being an expert on International law i am wondering if the advantages are far more than just labor costs.
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