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To: ed who wrote (38198)	2/21/2000 12:11:00 PM
From: Dinesh	Respond to of 74651

Ed, the additional money did not go to the manufacturers, but either the government the banks or whatever. Now, that's a new tune -- many more parties to the claim, including an ".*"-equivalent at end... You probably came from the 19 century where at that time we do not have unlimited capacity of production, and such efficiency My personal knowledge of any century - 19th or 20th - has ZERO relevance on the validity of rather absurd claim that in order to rake in more the govt raises the Discount Rate. Not to take the 100 years lightly. Your fundamental rights (assuming you stem from this good USofA) were set forth even before that. Adam Smith too predates 19th by 1. (In case you didn't know, he wrote books on investments). I am sure you'll want to argue with them all... Good Bye, my friend. Thanks to you, I can skim this thread faster <gg>. Have a happy Presidents Day (in honor of a 19th century and an 18th century president) -Dinesh