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To: Chip McVickar who wrote (1138)	1/8/1999 1:37:00 PM
From: Lee	Read Replies (2) of 3536

Thread, Hope this finds all well. Thanks for the heads up on China and Brazil. Mr. Makin keeps hammering... aei.org The Deflationary Fear of Inflation By John H. Makin . . . (Conclusion) "But U.S. tax cuts, even if possible, are passive measures that will not be decided until next fall. For now, active monetary easing is needed. The Bank of Japan must ease aggressively enough to stop the dangerous accelerating deflation appearing in Japan and Asia. The amount of work left for European and American central banks depends on whether the Bank of Japan can abandon its fear of inflation and expedite reflationary measures. If it fails to do so while Europe remains passive, the Federal Reserve must choose between supporting the U.S. stock market and allowing global deflation to accelerate." Happy 1999! Cheers, Lee

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