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To: elliottrules who wrote (111180)	1/5/2005 10:57:31 AM
From: yard_man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209892

I refer you to any of a number of good sites -- PruBear -- CI -- Northern Trust -- take your pick -- look at the growth of mortgage debt vs anything else -- look at the ubiquitous charts of total debt vs GDP and consider how inflated the GDP is now in the way it is calculated were it calculated reasonably, instead of being inflated the way they do it -- the ratio of debt to GDP would be much higher. Heck, look at the weighting of the financial sector in the S&P. I could go on ... IF you are talking strictly about some measure made to rob federal retirees and SS beneficiaries, you'll miss the whole boat, IMO. Inflation == expansion of money supply. What did you want for an inflationary boom -- something like the 70's -- sorry.