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To: Lodi who wrote (28409)	2/23/2003 5:42:47 PM
From: AugustWest	Respond to of 57110

Hi Lodi. Thaks for dropping by. The faber interviews are good. BTW, does this sound like a broken record or what? Addressing business leaders in New York, Friedman noted that economists predict growth this year and next, if the Bush tax cuts get a chance to stimulate the economy. He said job growth would reach 1.4 million jobs next year with the Bush plan in place. Of course there is a catch. Always need to have something, somewhere to place the inevitable blame "Absent adoption of the stimulus, not only would forecasts be overly optimistic, our economy would not recover as fast and thousands of jobs would not be created," Friedman told a meeting of the Partnership for New York City at the New York Fed. "We need this plan to assure this economy lives up to expectations." #reply-18617710