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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (99158)	3/15/2013 10:25:24 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 219972

The GDP and incomes are being kept artificially high. Once a country has no longer a real economy to substantiate its wealth it is becoming poorer by the day. See, said country refuses to accept this fact and uses someone elses' money to keep going, like the US does, or build bridges to nowhere like Japan tried to do, but to no avail, the only thing that propels a country ahead it is a real economy. You can live like a German, consume like one, based on a Portuguese or Greek real economy. It comes a time that the gap wealth-real economy shows. Once it is shown, you have to return to the real economy-real wealth like now. If have an economy where banks are not allowed to fail, companies are not allowed to go belly up you are artificially propping up your economy. But surely the day come that reality sinks in.