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To: russwinter who wrote (10930)	3/29/2004 11:34:59 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 110194

I wish focus would turn toward WHERE new USDollars go if toward new business domestically, toward higher paychecks, toward sloshing within our own walls, great, fine that is price inflationary if toward new debts, toward mindless consumer spending, toward infotech builds for outsourcing, toward foreign direct investment, toward leveraged bond crappola, toward real estate overpriced support, not great, bad that is price deflationary so far it is 90% bad multiple evidence that crackup has resulted in job layoffs, plant shutdowns, lost profit margins, all the forces which are on the bad side Fed Governors might be concerned that their monetary looseness has resulted in even more dire deflationary forces than existed in 2001 interesting, but few economists recognize how monetary inflation can produce enormously deflationary forces it all depends on how the new money is used so far, it is mostly being used toward increased pressure on the extreme deflationary factors most paradoxical, and thus way over US Economists heads without a doubt, US Economists are the worst in the world / jim