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To: Perspective who wrote (3104)	7/22/2003 12:05:47 PM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™	Respond to of 4905

until central bank regimes on the one hand.. and lawmakers on the other hand come to the conclusion their vested interests are not the same, there will be no cure including yours. though ron paul's voice, for example, has increased by a few decibels lately, in the main... the regimes world wide live for today and each other.. i suspect when they finally separate, at least one of them will die in the operation.

To: Perspective who wrote (3104)	7/24/2003 7:08:37 PM
From: NOW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4905

"In essence, Klaus has the following theory. When, in the future, Western political leaders realize that the Bernanke- type monetary policies don't really work (or are doomed to fail, as I would put it), but lead to inflation and a depreciation of the dollar, they will increasingly pursue a policy of protectionism, which will buy the developed countries of the West some time and keep jobs from migrating to low-cost service providers, such as India, and more competitive manufacturing centers, such as we find in China, Vietnam, and Eastern European countries, among many others. A sharply depreciating dollar and import duties will lift the price level in the U.S., but the disadvantage of higher domestic inflation could be partially offset if production and tradable services shifted back to the U.S.."http://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=19143118