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To: ahhaha who wrote (3897)	1/6/2002 10:26:57 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 24758

If one is to answer this on Feds stats once would say the total opposite of the present in most area's. We have reduced prices in commodities and technology has reduced the prices of most products, inflation seems to be confined mostly to mainly wages and in my area real estate property. We have the Fed doing everything they can to pump money into the economy and we don't see new business springing up but we do see business cutting back. We have excess dollar creation there of we must be in a period of monetary inflation as well as a period of product cost deflation.