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To: GST who wrote (75524)12/13/2006 12:46:25 PM
From: andiron  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 110194
 
every hour of your work is of lesser value, as FED policy remains loose. Meaning even wider disparity as rich people's assets shoot up.



To: GST who wrote (75524)12/13/2006 1:15:10 PM
From: pogohere  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 110194
 
You didn't answer my question.

If Ford was selling so many SUVs, why did it just mortgage its assets for $18bil and pay off as many workers as possible? How will those workers pay for the stuff they've been buying to date when the pay-off dough runs out? How will they buy SUVs, much less the gas to run them?

C'mon: how are consumers gonna buy that stuff under your scenario? And if you think they won't be able to, what will happen to prices?


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