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To: Charlie Smith who wrote (2321)	5/3/1999 1:53:00 PM
From: Lucinos	Respond to of 3291

If anything that has a dollar value, than it is a merchandise and can be traded. Also, the term inflation can be well applied to it (according to the text book). The definition of inflation is not limited to traditional goods only. Have you ever heard that people say the currency of southeast Asia countries are inflated relative to US dollars in the articles. Even the money itself can be regarded as merchandise. So, to use the term inflation for the stock price is quite usual to some of us. Lucinos