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To: benwood who wrote (40503)	1/28/2013 4:00:33 PM
From: Zincman	Respond to of 48092

Agree.. and back to the much debated def of hyper..etc US will not see what we currently define hyper by. German, African, Asian etc.. But a new standard of sorts, if you will. Net, net makes no diff what it is called. US- The very heavy lifting is straight ahead..no doubt and will be a burden to current and future taxpayers, and might well by creditors. My guess would be a protracted event of long duration where the fiscal issues are addressed and resolved w/ a lot of resistance. Outliers are what they are.. and near impossible to manage to- but they are there. 1/4 way through Maudlin's latest book EndGame. He addresses the issue of debt, default, inflation at length and has some interesting suggestions...His opinions, of course. As the eternal optimist, I work hard to make a better life for as many as I can.. So far, things have been getting better for us every year. Funny how the more you give the more you get...