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To: Jim Willie CB who wrote (23389)	12/16/2004 12:34:00 PM
From: BubbaFred	Respond to of 110194

JW - Have you been following various economists' forecasts lately? I was told that corporations have plenty of cash to upgrade and diversify their equipments to improve productivity and capability, and they expect this unleashing of cash reserve spending will boost the economy. Is this expectation real or the same as in previous years. It seems the same theme of spending story as in previous two or three years but with the difference of where the cache of cash and who will do the spending, i.e. consumers or corporations. Would you happen to know how much cash in the corporate coffers this year versus previous years? I assume larger next year due to lower tax. Will it translate or trickle into job creation.