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To: Selectric II who wrote (166738)	9/1/2001 8:45:46 PM
From: Oeconomicus	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Thanks, Selectric, for handling that. Seems Tiger just wants to blame someone else for his/her "irrational exuberance". Bob

To: Selectric II who wrote (166738)	9/2/2001 5:56:43 PM
From: calgal	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Dell, Sprint entering cooperative agreement Sprint Corp. and Dell Computer Corp. will offer each other's hardware and Internet hosting and e-commerce services to small and medium-size businesses, the companies said Thursday. Sprint will use Dell servers and storage units in its Internet hosting business. Austin-based Dell will buy some telecommunications services from Sprint and offer them to customers. The marketing agreement will bring in hundreds of millions of dollars in sales for the two companies in the next seven years, Sprint said. The companies declined to disclose financial details of the pact. Shares of Dell closed down 67 cents at $21.13 in Nasdaq trading Thursday. Sprint shares closed down 13 cents at $22.82 on the New York Stock Exchange. dallasnews.com

To: Selectric II who wrote (166738)	9/3/2001 12:01:30 PM
From: TigerPaw	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

specify exactly which policy(ies) you're referring to I already have, you just don't read. The biggest cause of the crash is the disenguagement of the U.S. from world affairs. This could be specificly environmental treaties, security treaties, ABM treaties, tarrifs on favored products like softwood lumber, reduction of support for IMF and World Bank project, and the general tone issued fromt he government. The U.S. has told Europe and Asia we don't want to play with you anymore and part of that is trade. If Europe can't trust the U.S. to keep pledges on their nuclear policies how can they maintain trust on banana quotas?, the can't and the aren't and world trade has suffered as a result. Trade requires trust. Some Old economy ideas are those which state a country must be self-sufficient in resources or capture a colony or puppet government for any resource not physically in the borders. (There are a lot of other old economy ideas but this is a specific example). Instead of letting the work and production flow to the area where it is most efficient the old economy favors transporting all sorts of things to a central location where many steps are performed to create the final product. Very specificly, the idea that it is better to go after small supplies of oil that costs $25/barrel to produce is a better idea than buying oil that costs $3 to produce just so we can claim it is a domestic source. This is voodoo 2 economics. TP