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To: TobagoJack who wrote (71692)	3/8/2011 7:34:46 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217541

Four parts: 1) fiscal measures to deal with 2008/09 crisis 2) spending to guarantee Lula's successor. 3) QE2 4) spending to raise oil contribution from 5% to 20% of GDP. Those four contributed to inflation spiking up. But there is more. Infrastructure for solving bottlenecks, old and new ones being created, afterall all those new goods need to be plugged in on a socket to work, the cars need more roads to travel on etc Who in this planet knows how to deal with inflation? All economics students learn in the university with professors who had dealt with inflation.