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To: Real Man who wrote (93132)	4/4/2008 2:05:09 AM
From: John Vosilla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

Probably comes down to broad money supply growth.. If this latest surge is only temporary and we go back to fiscal prudence again we could go back to a low inflation environment perhaps a bit higher than the 1990's, if they need to keep this up at 15-20% for a prolonged period lasting several years and keep running massive deficits like the past 5+ years then yes it will be a bad inflationary episode sustained on the backside of all this. research.stlouisfed.org[1][id]=MZM&s[1]=pc1 Now what about deflation sustained this next cycle? Yeah I got some swamp land to sell you in Florida cause the chance just went down to zero. Everytime I fill up the gas tank I see that deflation in spades<g>