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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory
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To: GraceZ who wrote (51012)1/23/2006 5:11:04 PM
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All well said -- thank you for your comments. My posts have really only been intended to address the issue of inflation versus deflation in a slowing economy. I see the risks of the current account imbalances as decidedly inflationary because of the currency risk that has been building as our net debtor status grows. I believe that a more balanced economy with an element of savings would be more sane and sustainable. In the short term, our willingness to live beyond our means has stimulated global economic development and growth -- a positive development in many respects. I do bristle at the notion that the US $ is about to appreciate as our economy slows -- I simply believe that to be misguided.
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