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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (49502)	5/1/2009 2:40:39 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) of 218534

Decoupling is a process. I am a specialist in translating very complex phenonema and processes in very simple terms. I excel on that... Decoupling: Starts and progresses (read posting 49468) creates collateral effects, this is what 49469 deals about) and speeds up at times, slows down, bumps along the road. But one single is clear, it never stops or goes back. The article alludes to collateral effects of decoupling, that is emerging markets need to upgrade. That is alll the article tell you. Note that LATAM economies are singled out there in the charts. If they will be plotted along with the OECD the picture would daunting. As you can see I give the lesson and teach how it should be read me.

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