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To: benwood who wrote (78160)	1/25/2007 4:48:05 PM
From: bart13	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

It would be interesting to see our net worth relative to other currencies (e.g. Pound, $CAN, $AU, Swiss Franc) because I think that paints a better picture of our global buying power, since we're going global after all I'm uncertain about what you're asking, partly due to the difficulty of taking competitive devaluation into account. The SFr in the '70s was the best single indicator of global inflation, but especially since the early '90s it hasn't been very useful. My feeling is that part of the John Williams adjusted line does actually reflect some global inflation, for what its worth. This may address your question though: (from AEIR) (or is it going ballistic?) <g> nowandfutures.com ? <g>