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To: Ramsey Su who wrote (8174)	3/8/1999 2:26:00 PM
From: don pagach	Read Replies (1) of 9980

Thread, Imagine that Japan does get its act together and starts on the road to recovery by yearend which then turns into 4-6% growth over the next couple years. What would this mean for the US economy/market? Would it matter if the recovery was export driven (decreasing yen) or internally generated (strong yen). My question is sparked by a column in the NYTIMES today in which the author "guarantees" that this time Japan is back on track, don't be fooled this time the gov. is serious. If this is true and given that Japan has not been doing much for the last two/three years made me wonder what the affect would be for the US. Any replies would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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