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To: DOUG H who wrote (96567)11/30/2000 11:04:24 PM
From: gao seng  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 769667
 
Doug, you lost me.

You said: Fed eases rates till individuals step to the plate to create business oppurtunity.

Would you agree that the lower the rates go the more business oppurtinuts are created?

The .5 percent was hypothetical, but I would like to see a modern fed governor like Kudlow test the limits. 5% is pure gravy for the welfare state.

It's been a while since I studied Controllership, but when I did, labor was a valuable management partner. But since Clinton has sold out Steel workers jobs (just one of many industries) I think labor is nor a valuable republican partner. NuCor is(was?) the best example of a well run company based on Deming's management philosophies there ever was. But even they can't compete with Clinton's allowing steel dumping into the U.S. He justifies it by saying well if Japan tanks, we tank. Well he has experts to lie so I don't believe him. But it is not relevant to steel, a national defense strategically important issue. Let's see, we go to war and we ain't got no steel industry. Marvelous.



To: DOUG H who wrote (96567)11/30/2000 11:51:43 PM
From: zonkie  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 769667
 
>>>.5 can't happen because there are some who would rather die tahn work and others who can't work. (ie mental illness, physical handicap). <<<

Those people don't count in the unemployment statistics you dolt. It's based the number of people collecting unemployment benefit's.