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To: techguerrilla who wrote (66246)	2/8/2000 9:17:00 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 152472

list of foreign economies using USdollar is long Cuba, Argentina, all eastern Europe, Lithuania sorry if I missed 17 of them problem with many economic analyses is they miss the global and continental effects money supply and entire developing world usage of US$ tight labor in USA but plenty of excess in Mexico (i.e. NAFTA) if you need software development, turn to India they are an upcoming giant, with (get this!) better software reliability than almost all US firms India quality blows away Microsoft garbage shipped Money Supply took an historic twist since Sept98 at that time, the US Federal Reserve rescued the entire Meltdown that includes both developing economies and LongTermCapMgmt fiasco excellent econ news this morning!!!!!!! Q4 US GDP growth was UP 5% labor costs DOWN 1% productivity UP 2.9% NO INFLATION, GOOD GROWTH to all the economic Philips Curve morons read this carefully, happened now four years running hold onto your naddic structures futures are all way up for the open / Jim Willie