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To: benwood who wrote (40186)	9/21/2008 7:07:30 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218073

he is doing well and working on a deal that is good :0)

To: benwood who wrote (40186)	9/21/2008 8:09:48 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218073

1) Free market was meant to be applied to goods and services. 2) We witness today the 'free markets' term applied to free loading. 3) That is no goods and services moving freely, but people using money to make money out of money. hat as the case of puling the plug of Asia in 1997-98 4) Curbing 3) is plain and simply curbing speculation that does not add anything to the real economy but damages it. 5) Real economies existing only in the emerging markets, where production of goods and services, curbing 3) is a boost to the countries that have real economies. 6) Countries that had financial sector driving the economies will suffer while emerging marlets will prod along. 7) The countries that relied on financial sector as driver, have only delayed the inevitable that was already written on the wall at least 10 years ago.