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Deflation
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396"It seems that politicians are lined up to rob savers and lenders and alreaJF Quinnelly-1/1/2008
395I'm hoping Big Ben will helicopter a whole lot my way: <<i> Get yoMaurice Winn-12/17/2007
394I had a look at that thanks jfred. There don't seem to be many people makinMaurice Winn-12/16/2007
393That's odd, I put a link to Salvador Dali's exploding soft clock and it Maurice Winn-12/16/2007
392Ben Jone's blog is the best if you want to keep current on what's happenJF Quinnelly-12/16/2007
391Interesting piece arguing for deflation by our pal Mish: globaleconomicanalysisJF Quinnelly-12/16/2007
390No real estate bust in NZ yet. On the contrary, prices have continued to rise, Maurice Winn-12/16/2007
389"Inverse Planck time" makes my head spin just reading it. I'll takJF Quinnelly-12/16/2007
388Deflation spotted. Our old mate Ahahaha: Message 24136943 <<i>I havMaurice Winn-12/15/2007
387My parents don't seem to have much in the way of bad memories from the GreatSnowshoe-11/25/2007
386Apparently the carnage in the housing market hasn't reached my neighborhood Ilaine-11/24/2007
385One of the things often said about the Great Depression at the time was that, ifIlaine-11/24/2007
384The upside to the downturn _____________________________________________________Snowshoe-11/24/2007
383<i>[For other readers - this is a hypothetical imaginary reality which didJF Quinnelly-11/23/2007
382More by our old buddy on deflation, in an indirect sense: Message 24078793 <Maurice Winn-11/23/2007
381jfred, I got side-tracked for a couple of hours by that! I meant to reply to tMaurice Winn-11/22/2007
380Interesting jfred. When there is as much money sloshing around as there is, I&#Maurice Winn-11/22/2007
379Re experts, I learned that an ex = has been and spurt = drip under pressure. MqMaurice Winn-11/5/2007
378"Experts -- whatever that means" X is an unknown quantity and spert average joe-11/5/2007
377When you're done with Zodiac watch this: deepcapturethemovie.comJF Quinnelly-11/4/2007
376"It seems to me that more expensive houses will lose more value than less eJF Quinnelly-11/4/2007
375<i>so there was no effect on inflation/deflation other than on things likeLazarus_Long-11/4/2007
374Our house is on the way down now [in price] but since we bought it 7 years ago aMaurice Winn-11/4/2007
373LL, it was just a transient move, so there was no effect on inflation/deflation Maurice Winn-11/4/2007
372When the NZ$ plunged, did you get inflation or deflation? Or no change? I findLazarus_Long-11/4/2007
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