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To: k.ramesh who wrote (147)	12/26/1997 12:04:00 PM
From: Stitch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9980

Hi Ramesh, I tried your link but it didnt work for me. I suspect Malaysia, Thailand and Korea have had graduually eroding competitiveness from the artificial strength of their currencies until reality set in. But I do not know this and say so on a hunch. As to China I have only seen spectacular growth numbers in exports. So I suspect in a broad vieew they look very competitive still. Again, this is only hunch. Your quite fantastic scenario of Korea, China, Japan and/or others colluding in some Asian Bloc movement to censure and attack the western business codices is rather more interesting. I can see a book there. Are you an author? Happy New Year! Best, Stitch