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To: mishedlo who wrote (8151)	2/15/2004 1:26:05 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 110194

nice piece by my friend Chris Temple he has a firm grasp of the many versions and shades of 'Flations he and I are very consistent "Inflation + Deflation = Chaos (not zero)" financialsense.com he seems to think that corporations are acutely in pain now but that households are next to the financial gallows Just as with the vicious circle of price declines leading to more layoffs leading to reduced business spending, etc. above, weak economic growth (let alone a contraction) in an environment where everyone is already in debt up to their eyeballs starts its own vicious circle. Now the dominoes that are falling are of businesses that can't pay their bills, and fail. That eventually cripples others, some of whom also fail. This has already been happening in the corporate sector most acutely; next to join in, according to some of the most pessimistic forecasters, are households. / jim