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To: neolib who wrote (239607)	2/27/2010 11:48:43 AM
From: Perspective	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

Nice analogy! <The Fed (and Keynesian economics in general) tries to function as a shock absorber in a cars suspension. A shock absorber can't make your car climb a hill, but it can make the ride more comfortable.> `BC

To: neolib who wrote (239607)	2/27/2010 3:44:51 PM
From: John Chen	Respond to of 306849

" and it can't possibly force income growth, which is what is truly necessary to get us out of this mess." does this : " But analysts and editorials speculated that the Supreme Court’s decision not to seize all $2.3 billion of Mr. Thaksin’s frozen assets " provide a picture/hint on why there is no mention, attempt on recovery of lootings in the 'financial CATASTROPHE in USA' ? There are enough 'liquidity' to provide decades of prosperity for USA were it be able to locate where the 'money' have gone. AWESOME.