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To: GraceZ who wrote (2331)	6/10/2003 2:30:13 PM
From: Perspective	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4905

I wish I could believe that, but the costs of everything I must pay continue to rise. Housing, healthcare, home/car insurance, property taxes, income taxes, electricity, gas, food. When the money supply is increased, its first tendency is to go into stocks. When stocks were proven to have negative ROI, the money began flowing to bonds and real estate. When those also are seen to have negative returns, incremental money created will flow to the only havens left: commodities and precious metals. That combined with the rising costs of the items I quoted above will produce a supply-side inflation, even with slack demand and excess capacity. BC