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To: elmatador who wrote (43230)	11/29/2008 12:53:08 PM
From: rich evans	Respond to of 217560

As long as other countries want to trade with the US for goods and oil then these countries/foreign banks etc will accumulate dollars and the capital inflows will continue. We are paying in dollars. If the seller does not want dollars, the bank can exchange them but these dollars held by foreigners will flow back here nevertheless. But the dollars should devalue if people prefer other currencies and sell them and this should help the trade deficit eventually.