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To: Hugh A who wrote (25975)	12/10/2002 12:56:11 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

I agree for the most part with you on Kondratieff but your search probably retrieved links to numerous journal articles try finding a course in a major university maybe it is there I have searched a few, talked with a few students, and hear that nothing is offered in a course they may discuss busts in the past e.g. 1810, 1870, 1930 but they dont seem to include course instruction that ties in the busts with a KWave cycle the good stuff might lie in research work located in abstruce journals that few students travel in my weakest points regard academic curriculums, admittedly but the rest is far more solid in the article especially the analytic points no Nobel Prizes in Economics from recent economist work!!! thanks for taking the time / jim