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To: Psycho-Social who wrote (81923)	9/22/2001 8:04:16 AM
From: John Carragher	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 99985

Tom Gallagher interview Barrons What's your revised forecast for 2002? A: Because you are getting such an aggressive policy response, with additional Fed easing, more government spending and quite possibly another round of tax cuts, the economy could bounce sharply next year. Even before the terrorist attacks, ISI forecast a weaker economy now, stronger later. Now we are basically saying to expect an even weaker economy now, and an even stronger one later. We expect first-quarter 2002 GDP to rise 2.5%, second-quarter to come in at 3.5% and third-quarter at 4%.

To: Psycho-Social who wrote (81923)	9/23/2001 3:38:42 PM
From: Doug	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 99985

physomarper: A global recovery may be slow and might depend on what is the planned future the free world has for: a: Afghanistan b: The Taliban and the Northern war lords. c: The 2 million ex clerical extreme Fundamentalist students from the adjacent Madrassas d: The Muslim Brotherhood. e: Democratic reforms in Autocratic states. f: Terrorist/ Insurgent movements in other countries. An asymmetrical response knocking down $5 tents/mud huts with $10m Missiles may not be a permanent fix for the existing problems.!