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Deflation

An SI Board Since January 2000

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46	Don't you think that what is really powering the stock market is the pers	PHILL	-	1/10/2000
45	fgmr.com >>>...I think we are witnessing a popular delusion. There is	jwk	-	1/9/2000
44	The author of this 9/99 article tells those worrying about deflation in the oil	jwk	-	1/9/2000
43	April 1999 look at deflation in the oil industry: ft.com >>> ...Oil	jwk	-	1/9/2000
42	A book review from an interesting site: Manias, Panics and Crashes - A History	jwk	-	1/9/2000
41	9/24/99 article looking at deflation in China: ft.com >>>...Since ec	jwk	-	1/9/2000
40	supply side disinflation model: william-king.www.drexel.edu nice, brief tutor	jwk	-	1/8/2000
39	>>>...but nowhere does it say we can't kick a few of them out.<	jwk	-	1/8/2000
38	And 1832 wasn't the first time a northern State threatened secession- one o	JF Quinnelly	-	1/7/2000
37	JFQ -- The impact and signifigance of S-H Tariff has been hotly debated since i	jwk	-	1/7/2000
36	Smoot-Hawley was being debated throughout 1929 and wasn't enacted until aft	JF Quinnelly	-	1/6/2000
35	bird, i have no idea what pog will be, but i can tell you with quite certainty	bobby beara	-	1/6/2000
34	yes, but.... I think you have to factor in the impact of Smoot-Hawley and rela	jwk	-	1/6/2000
33	as far as i know t-bond yields fell first from a high of 5,5% in '21 to a l	pater tenebrarum	-	1/6/2000
32	< I believe we are close to a cyclic turn from paper assets to hard assets,	Rarebird	-	1/6/2000
31	<i>Personally, I favor the disinflation, rising productivity, tech advanc	JF Quinnelly	-	1/5/2000
30	<i>sorry, you are wrong. bonds dropped sharply in the early thirties as a	JF Quinnelly	-	1/5/2000
29	JWK, econ.nwu.edu Robert Gordon has some interesting analysis on productivity.	Mike M2	-	1/5/2000
28	the paragraph about credit expansion and speculation in the '20's is wh	pater tenebrarum	-	1/5/2000
27	KL, i am certainly open to the possibility of a shift from overvalued to underv	pater tenebrarum	-	1/5/2000
26	From your link: >>>...The excess credit which the Fed pumped into the	jwk	-	1/5/2000
25	hb, I strongly doubt we will have the apocalyptic catastrophe you envision. A	KyrosL	-	1/5/2000
24	LOL! you know what was reported on CNBC Europe today? i'm not kidding, they	pater tenebrarum	-	1/5/2000
23	>>>...the speculative bubble induced by the credit bubble aided and ab	jwk	-	1/5/2000
22	jwk, it proves a contention i have repeatedly posted over the months of Novembe	pater tenebrarum	-	1/5/2000

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