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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (10307)	12/27/2001 3:55:12 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Respond to of 23908

Told you so.... In Year of the Euro, a Structural Malaise John Vinocur International Herald Tribune Thursday, December 27, 2001 Reforms, Key to Health of New Currency, Will Be Harder With Elections on Horizon iht.com Excerpt: PARIS The essential issue for Europe's economic future is not so much the world's acceptance of its new currency - which will probably go fine - but its own difficulties in making structural changes. [...] Without new reforms, a further widening in the difference between living standards in Europe and the United States becomes a likelihood whatever the resolutions the EU makes at its summit meetings. ___________________ You know, sometimes I think to myself that just as there have always been two Americas --North America and South America-- one day, there'll be two Africas: Black Africa and White Africa (formerly known as Europe). Gus