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To: nextrade! who wrote (17329)	2/15/2004 11:28:46 AM
From: nextrade!	Respond to of 306849

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To: nextrade! who wrote (17329)	2/16/2004 5:33:37 AM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

nextrade, RE: "The unbridled expansion of the money supply will hurt all of us in the long run, in the form of price inflation, destruction of personal savings, and higher interest rates.”" Even though we are now in a recovery, I have to say, in the long-term, well, that's my concern too. How does the large deficit not come back to bite us at some future date? Seriously, how not? And doesn't this unbridled expansion feed bonds to AG's deficit? And is his deficit more important than our well-being? For the economists out there, which country in the world actually likes savers? Or, is that long gone in today's world of consumption spending to drive GDPs? Regards, Amy J