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To: PAUL ROBERTSON who wrote (66200)	3/19/2001 9:49:27 PM
From: ahhaha	Respond to of 116756

the US and Japan share the same marketplaces now as they always have, What market places are they? Is this statement meaningful? only difference is that Japan is going to have a huge price lead as the yen falls Indecipherable. A huge price lead? I guess you must know what you mean, but you aren't using the right words, so i can't figure out what you mean. and perhaps takes the competitive costs of the whole region with it. The competitive costs of the region? Indecipherable and unconnectable to the above clause. The US vs Japan ten years ago= high yen, high real estate and market valuations, what an economic miracle. You haven't studied this subject at all. You have a view built on other's impressions. You must have been a poor student in school. US today, uncompetitive dollar, high real estate in some sectors and incredible historic market valuations. Uncompetitive dollar? What does that mean? Nothing but downside in my books. Innovation will be quickly stunted as the economic downturn continues. Print and lower rates is all AG can do quickly to offset the decline. Taxes are another matter as you know You haven't shown any parallel between the two nations and your conclusion that there's nothing but downside wouldn't follow from the comments you've made.