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To: GST who wrote (50162)	1/18/2006 8:11:00 PM
From: mishedlo	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 110194

How much did the US$ fall 2003 -2004 and how much did prices from China rise. Did not the US$ fall by some 30 freaking % Did imports rise by 30%? What imports? Prices of goods can only rise if people are willing to pay for it and have the money or credit to do so. Look at the UK. PPI up 27% and no pass thrus. OK maybe 3% passthrus. You keep insistting that something MUST happen when it has not happened. If housing crashes and people are out of work, a pair of pants might rise 100% but no one will buy it AND overcapacity will increase by that much. Why can't you get that simple concept thru that enormously think head of yours? NO MONEY NO PURCHASES How the F do people pay 30% more for goods when thay can not pay now? Do you have any FN clue about bankruptcies wiping out credit? Mish