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To: mishedlo who wrote (20960)	10/29/2004 10:32:11 AM
From: russwinter	Respond to of 110194

<consumers have less money to spend on other goods.> You know I've predicted this outcome about as well as anybody. See "Train Wreck coming in food and energy", written in Feb. financialsense.com They just borrow it, and the CBs print the money to allow it.

To: mishedlo who wrote (20960)	10/29/2004 11:00:39 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 110194

economist on CNBC today was very confused he said bonds are rallying because higher oil prices slow the economy then he said all the higher oil prices are potentially inflationary damn, these guys are dumb higher energy costs represent a tax, slow the economy with China present on the global village stage, "cost push" is non-existent and will remain non-existent until the trade war comes the trade war will close the borders, and thus permit the cost push to foster higher domestic prices we continue to import Asian deflation their overproduction and excessive capacity results in heavy imports and no pricing power these economists are so inept / jim