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To: craig crawford who wrote (1299)	5/17/2002 4:38:38 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1643

Maybe a weaker dollar would work better the tariffs? It would certainly attract business (and jobs) back into the USA. I think economies can exist as several possible steady states (kind of like quantum orbits) of trade and overall wealth. Focus on just on "demand" can make an economy disappear up is own rear end, and focus on just wages can cause unemployment. From experience, I believe this to be true of individual companies, and the link shows it is true of whole economies. I'm impressed with that article on Says Law. Lots of supply is good (capitalism causes this), plus a free democratic government and an able educated workforce. friesian.com It basically indicates that capitalism and competition is good. It's seems to agree with a non fiat money supply too. I would be in most favour of that. I think a lot of our problems would disappear then, including many of the things you have mentioned.