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Strategies & Market Trends : New US Economy Policy

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To: joe j jellison who wrote (1)1/15/1997 2:01:00 PM
From: Arthur Tang   of 435
 
Thank you for your comments.

I was hoping someone would discuss monetary policy with me. The new economy has found that interest rates should be steady as she goes. But, liquidity is everything we need to adjust for growth of economy or to tame inflation.

Planning for slightly more productivity of this country, then allowing liquidity to provide for the plan, can avoid inflation. Where there may be too much liquidity, Feds can absorb the extra money by selling more treasury bills or notes. Productivity today is computer controlled automated production equipment. It is no longer cheap labor. Even cheap labor becomes too expensive because of human errors. Lowers shipable quality goods.

Any time, please join us and offer your ideas about building America.
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