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To: TobagoJack who wrote (44062)	12/30/2003 9:12:48 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

<<... fearsome inflation>> Yes. Good for Canada, Brazil, Australia and Russia producers of basic materials. Good for you: CVRD (Vale do Rio Doce) is already brnging the first copper mine ahead of the schedule and accelerating the progress of the second mine. <<... horrible destruction of savings>> Through which mechanism? remember I am not as clever as pezz. <<... setting up for the big collapse :0?>> Do you mean capital will fly, massively, out of the economies that have no economic activity to the ones that do but lack the capital? India telecoms 'set to invest $12bn in network' news.ft.com Shell considers $2bn Chinese refinery plan Or that there will be a few more Parmalats dormant down there? but you surely don't mean it will be discovered massive pension black holes! <<... a few will become better off ;0!>> Money will need to go into a lot of infrastructure. Roads, railways, harbors, and there won't be enough ships to haul the stuff around the world. ... many will go under ;0/ I don't think there will be too much money to open shopping malls rivalling Disney world and new coffee shoos in these malls!