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To: Stephen O who wrote (73197)	7/10/2001 2:40:24 PM
From: Ahda	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116762

I can't give you an answer on that it could be the euro. I just know we are for more inflation wage wise here. I imagine too, there are huge debts that have been taken on by the cargo industry the growth of facilities at a cost where any contraction means projection of profit can't be met and debt does not disappear it is refinanced but we still have contracting employment increased demands for wages and rising prices so it will be a tough call as to at what point that profit will start to show up. It is tech headache that moved to new head ache called slowing economy. The cost of a too high boobels, debt that translated to too costly projects if nothing else both Japans exchange and ours seems to running in sync. It would of been to me better if we had done a rapid contraction. This New Economy seems to have a Slow Torture associated with it.