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To: energyplay who wrote (52142)	7/5/2009 4:46:32 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217904

Youth and job prospects. Youth not find jobs which experienced older will get before them. That perception of not having a job will shape the next generation attitude perhaps even for their whole lives. The security that an availability of a job will be available shaped the previous generation. Parents could invest in education since the return to their sons and daughters will be guaranteed. Kids could get a loan since they are assure they will work and will pay it back. Young people would choose a career no so carefully because they could fall back in another related profession. All that is a thing of the past as this summer jobs vanished. First the illegals are chasing out. Next comes the minorities filter. Since the market can choose some not so likeable characters would fare worse in the job market. Yes, jobs and the world of work will dominate the worries of people henceforth.

To: energyplay who wrote (52142)	7/5/2009 6:35:20 PM
From: TobagoJack	1 Recommendation Respond to of 217904

(i) from here on out the econo-socio-politico-economic conditions should get bad, then worse, and then much worse, to be followed by horizontal movement to nowhere in particular for quite some time else (ii) the great unwinding would just be a winding up to something absolutely horrible, like zimbabwe then argentina if forced to guess, i expect alternative (ii) to be played out in the long term, with alternative (i) as a lead-in

To: energyplay who wrote (52142)	7/5/2009 6:42:43 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217904

just in in-tray NOMURA INTERNATIONAL (HK) LIMITED Asia Economic Weekly NOMURA GLOBAL ECONOMICS China property rebounds at an amazing pace The sudden revival of the market has caught everybody by surprise; we see a bubble emerging Global Letter “Decoupling” revisited Feature articles China property rebounds at an amazing pace Australia: Housing burns bright, but is soon to fade Country Outlooks 2009-2010 Australia: Weak domestic demand to keep growth subdued China: Starting to climb Hong Kong: A glimmer of hope India: A domestic demand-led recovery Indonesia: Focus already shifting to how Yudhoyono will do Malaysia: Slowing economy calls for fast budget execution Philippines: Two large downside risks Singapore: Boost to 2Q09 GDP could be rather temporary South Korea: Bottoming out Taiwan: Moving from stabilising to recovering... slowly Thailand: Political risk threatens fiscal policy Vietnam: Economic recovery Economists: Rob Subbaraman, Tomo Kinoshota, Mingchun Sun, Young Sun Kwon, Renee Chen, Takayuki Urade, Tetsuji Sano, Sonal Varma, Stephen Roberts. The text above is a synopsis and is not a substitute for the full report. For analyst certifications and important disclosures, please see the final page(s) of the attached report. To read your copy of 'NOMURA: Asia Economic Weekly – China property rebounds at an amazing pace', please click on the URL below. Click Here To Retrieve Document nomura.com