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To: PaulM who wrote (4234)	12/14/1997 7:01:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin	Read Replies (1) of 116753

Hi- would you mind expanding on what kind of favors you could see Clinton ask..I so look forward to reading your posts!!!!!!!!! I heard that 70 percent number also..I didn't hear the interview. I did hear the head of Oxford Health say that he was going to be forced to drop certain states and raise premiums. I asked a very knowledgeable person whether or not the investment community would run into Japanese bonds if they started floating them because their central bank has the highest reserves and their citizens have the greatest savings and no debt. He said that if the Japanese government started bailing out all their institutions..they would go bankrupt so investors might not flock to their bonds the way I thought..(glad I asked him but boy did I feel slightly silly afterwards) I too expect the stock market to collapse but I guess I still expect our economy to be okay. Please tell me why you think my reasons won't float..okay? Why? So much of the good current job creation has been in small companies.. There has been so very much hacheting (I prefer that to some "cleansing" term)in big corporations that I don't think corporations can afford to lose any more people and will just have to stop pumping up all the perks for corporate heads who have been so rewarded for low interest expenses and hacheting and buying back shares not necessarily technology productivity...not necesarily great management.. I think a lot of the small businesses in the states do business with other small businesses in the states so their businesses will continue. The spending patterns of the US citizens have changed with the average American being much more careful of where his/her discretionary money is spent. A lot have experienced job insecurity over the past decade and now don't take things for granted. It is not as if their spending will come to a grinding halt from high spending. Actually people might start spending a bit more and plowing less into the stock market once it starts its decline.. I think the high tech corporations will still buy from the small companies and takeover some since,even if the market is slow for a while or losses with the imported deflation from Asia..if the high tech corporations don't keep up with product enhancement...they are dead and won't be able to obviously participate in the next recovery.. just guesses

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