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To: Elsewhere who wrote (3977)	1/28/2002 9:22:02 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 24758

Yes, not more than, let's say, ENE, in the order of $100 billion. In fact there are voices who believe that Enron actually is Argentina. You know honestly i thought HAl would get hit due to one of its subsidiaries. I have given up on using anything that appears to be logic as it doesn't seem to work. Looking at a world base and the possible growth China's GDP the yuan is undervalued, but internally it is not. The political climate of China seems insecure so the yuan is non existent almost. We are fighting terror and it is costly and that cost meet of that factor comes from the ability of our economy to create an adequate tax base to draw from .

To: Elsewhere who wrote (3977)	1/29/2002 9:59:44 AM
From: Ahda	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24758

Have you heard of "Burgernomics" or the Big Mac index? I read this and to me it made perfectly sane sense it was conversing with my brother as to the actual cost difference of products here and in Canada. Recently the cost of products has been lower there than here upon conversion of dollars. If one thinks that the US holds many debts of other nations and that for some reason the debt cannot be repaid we are left to our own creative devises to solve that debt problem. Due to the strength our economy appears to have to the world our dollar has taken on the roll as well as our nation of being the protector of all. I do hope that Burgernomics isn't all that accurate as the Big Mac and its US based dollars is having difficulties creating a profit in this global economy. vbg not sure it is a VBG.