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Strategies & Market Trends : Currencies and the Global Capital Markets

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To: see clearly now who wrote (235)6/19/1998 2:58:00 PM
From: Chip McVickar  Read Replies (1) of 3536
 
Arni.....we have a Global Commons Fund

It's called the International Monitary Fund >>chuckle<<

Canada is a wonderful and unique country...many of your social and
economic policies should be used as a global model.
I've seen a great deal of it.

Personally I don't think taxing and centralized distribution works in
the manner you wish. Taxing stiffles growth, entropeneurs and the
capitalistic intentions of aquisition and wealth. State controled and
administered social programs take the responsibility away from the
individual. I am libertarian in this manner, but also conservative.
THe state has responsibilities and requires taxation of its people,
but this should be very minimal.

In the ideal situation communities foster moral structures and ethical
values that encourage fundamental responsibility for themselves and
those who live around them. Giving their time and acquired wealth to
benefit the community. It is not controled. [But this doesn't exist]

Weither you like him or not Soros's Open Society is remarkable.

This is a good subject we should continue it.
Your trips to Mexico must be unsettling..?
You have a good weekend
Chip
Have you checked your banks rating..?
How about capital and cash requirments..?
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