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The Big Picture - Economics and Investing

An SI Board Since March 1997

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211	Rodney, >The argument had nothing to do with PE high or low. Correct, I	tekgk	-	8/20/1997
210	The first thing I learned 25 years ago in freshman economics was that cost does	Crabbe	-	8/20/1997
209	REB-- Jit is going to cost a lot more going forward from here. UPS is going to	Bucky Katt	-	8/20/1997
208	The argument had nothing to do with PE high or low. The argument has to do wit	Crabbe	-	8/20/1997
207	The Japanese practice JIT. As a matter of fact they were there first and they o	tekgk	-	8/20/1997
206	If Walmart, Walgreen, Sears, Wards, Penny's, Safeway, Krogers, and nearly e	Crabbe	-	8/20/1997
205	Thanks William, the national debt is a very controversial topic. First the way	greenspirit	-	8/20/1997
204	MDC-- Take a look at this DEBT site. brillig.com	Bucky Katt	-	8/20/1997
203	How about "New Information Economics" where the first target should b	IQBAL LATIF	-	8/20/1997
202	Much of our economy is a service economy that doesn't have an inventory. I	Bonnie Bear	-	8/20/1997
201	Rodney, Great post. I agree. If I may add a few more items which I believe are	greenspirit	-	8/20/1997
200	I like the argument alot but don't overseas earnings account for about 50%	tom	-	8/19/1997
199	Quote of the day. On Japan's $3.56 billion trade surplus with the US in Ju	Mike McFarland	-	8/19/1997
198	Rob, I don't see labour as getting a "fair piece of the pie"! Y	kathsecret	-	8/19/1997
197	Hi Alex, <grin>	Joss	-	8/18/1997
196	Hi REB. What I see is bureaucracy, a cover your ass mentality while paying lips	Alex	-	8/18/1997
195	That in a nutshell is probably why your company is having trouble adapting to c	Crabbe	-	8/18/1997
194	REB, the company I work for is a Dow 30 blue chip. It's stock price is at a	Alex	-	8/18/1997
193	Rod: Excellent post. Much of what you say is true, but I still come out with di	Sid Turtlman	-	8/17/1997
192	1) trimming staff to a skeleton force 2) using part time and consulting agencie	Crabbe	-	8/17/1997
191	You said: <<I say an increasingly indebted/stupified labor force>>	Crabbe	-	8/17/1997
190	I hate change, I hate new Ideas, I would just much rather go to work, do my job	Crabbe	-	8/17/1997
189	REB-- You said >> "3. An increasingly wealthy labor force/consumers.	Bucky Katt	-	8/17/1997
188	Hi Cathy. Just in time inventory, IMO, is a nice idea on paper, but where I wor	Alex	-	8/17/1997
187	Rod: You work for a good company! My perspective is different. I see compani	kathsecret	-	8/17/1997

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