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To: Tom Byron who wrote (64381)	2/23/2001 7:25:22 PM
From: Stephen O	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116762

You can bet your last dollar that every single Turk wished he owned gold a week ago.

To: Tom Byron who wrote (64381)	2/23/2001 11:17:10 PM
From: Alex	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116762

In-coming flash........... Rising energy prices deflationary........... So should we be worrying about stagflation? "Ridiculous!" barks Lawrence Chimerine, President of Radnor Consultants. If anything, he says the rise in energy prices is deflationary, sucking purchasing power out of the economy, slowing growth. In his recent testimony, Fed Chairman Greenspan said he did not see broad inflationary effects from rising energy costs. As for the one-month blip in inflation, Chimerine declares, "the Fed will ignore it." nightlybusiness.org Damn. Just when I thought I had it figured out. I guess this same law could be applied across the board - which means that stagflation will never return again. Or is it that it never existed to start with? Quick Batman, to the Batmobile. VBG