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To: Doug who wrote (71985)	3/13/2001 12:10:33 AM
From: bobby beara	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 99985

>>>At peak periods the overrun kicks in and shows up as a productivity gain. As full employment recedes that gain also disappears.>> yes, although there have been great productivity gains by techonology, the real productivity is the system running at full tilt boogie. when the demands side wanes all of a sudden, the full tilt boogie is still goin for full capacity, at that point the cut backs start, looking at the dramatic pullback in consumer sentiment, and napm, most corps and consumers were blindsided by this pullback in the economy in 4Q and 1Q and have yet to respond to it. is it just a blip, on the yellow brick road, or is the wicked witch of the east not gonna melt now by any means -g-