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To: ahhaha who wrote (10602)	4/25/1998 6:46:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin	Read Replies (1) of 116764

feel quite fortunate that you have joined this thread..I have been watching for strikes and will continue to.. although there are a lot of compliant year 2000 pcs out there, a lot of them are hooked up to mainframes and there are a lot of auxiliary(sp) systems feeding data to mainframes so even if corporations are year 2000 ready..they still have input possibly from others that contain the bugs.. interesting your view that the favorable taxes are more beneficial than lower interest rate borrowing costs..and the ability for corps to issue bonds at dirt low rates and lock those in for years...I don't know enough to agree or disagree with you..but it is great food for thought.. great point that Japan may extend the cycle.. really interesting view about strikes.. (in NY they are laying off more hospital workers..it is especially interesting since with workfare..a lot of former welfare workers have been given minimal pay and sent to work in hospitals..now with the layoffs it sounds as if unions or whatever are forcing the local government to lay off those workfare workers..in a sense that goes along with your view...) bobby

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