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To: GraceZ who wrote (5662)	11/26/2002 3:24:58 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 24758

You are dealing with currency changes. Currency changes are not meaningful in the nation you live it is when you apply those changes on a world base that they become very important to the importer and exporter both. If imports become more costly here it would lead to price inflation. Price inflation in products does lead to wage inflation. People demand more money in wages so they can buy the products they need. We reduced costs here on goods by using elsewhere to provide goods for us here at a lower rate. However if the economy here does not find new jobs that pay as well as old ones did elsewhere will find we will be decreasing our purchases. That would lead to a change here where if we have more unemployed the dollars value will drop on the open market and it just might be that would be the incentive we need for an increase of production in business here.