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To: The Vet who wrote (20794)	4/26/2004 3:36:15 PM
From: sea_urchin	Respond to of 80950

Mr Vet > the anchor for all would be gold so the relative values and purchasing power of each currency would be obvious to all. As I said, they don't want that. Nothing must be obvious to anyone. Arguing from your side, I can mention that Jude Wanniski believes that a low gold price is actually very deflationary and therefore detrimental to the economy. gold-eagle.com >>>Wanniski has praised Greenspan since he took over at the Fed in 1987, but recently scolded him for not recognizing falling gold prices as indicating global deflation.<<< But Greenspan, in his recent speech, has announced that there is no danger from deflation. So, maybe therefore, +/- $400 could be a price for gold that suits "everyone".