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To: mt_mike who wrote (95)	1/11/2003 8:14:48 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 1210

reflation wont mean wage recovery, not a chance despite the bigtime monetary expansion, that will be requisite for maintaining the ship of sea but the car sector and lethargic consumer health will slowly erode, giving us a slowmotion development of recession just my opinion the southern hemisphere is NEVER neglected jungle rot on the mouth fades after a few days< a hearty constitution covers both respiratory and dermals/i> recall the Austrian principle that accelerated monetary expansion will be essential to maintain status quo, with flatline economic activity just where will the new money go? so many places, but my guess is primarily within the credit world, keeping desperate lenders alive with all the bankruptcies and defaults it sure aint going to capex or job growth it sure aint going to IPOs or hefty stock issuance it sure aint going to healthy sustained consumer spending and REFI's are winding down notably I wouldnt worry that monetization turns ANYTHING around it merely keeps the merrygoround spinning but in time, the RPM's reduces, frustrating govt officials in debt collapse environment, this monetary expansion simply replaces BURNED CAPITAL the stock market seems to me to be gyrating and flapping around like a big fish pulled onto a boat the new money is like water tossed onto the desperate fishy just the take of a jackass / jim