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68	>>Anything you can do with a dollar can also be done with a gold certifica	Ilaine	-	3/26/2001
67	CB - <i>OK, forget value, and concentrate on day to day reality. Money ca	Don Lloyd	-	3/25/2001
66	OK, forget value, and concentrate on day to day reality. Money can't be gol	Ilaine	-	3/25/2001
65	CB - <i>Let's round off world gold reserves to 1 billion and let'	Don Lloyd	-	3/25/2001
64	I am a contrarian by nature, or maybe skeptic is a better term. So while I do f	Ilaine	-	3/25/2001
63	Let's round off world gold reserves to 1 billion and let's round off the	Ilaine	-	3/25/2001
62	CB - <i>...As long as the population of the world keeps growing, there wi	Don Lloyd	-	3/23/2001
61	The point I am trying to make is that eventually even gold backed money would be	Ilaine	-	3/23/2001
60	We ran into a problem of this sort in the late 50's, early 60s, when the num	JF Quinnelly	-	3/23/2001
59	<i>The understanding I am struggling for is how much of the decline in tot	JF Quinnelly	-	3/23/2001
58	CB - <i>Mike, if we decided to, and were able to, put the world on a gold	Don Lloyd	-	3/23/2001
57	Mike, if we decided to, and were able to, put the world on a gold standard tomor	Ilaine	-	3/22/2001
56	Thomas, keep in mind the asset backed and mortgaged backed securities allow bank	Mike M2	-	3/22/2001
55	Right now the reserve requirements are 10% on demand deposits but zero on time d	Ilaine	-	3/22/2001
54	I didn't calculate anything. I got the << 25% in the 1800s, 18% after	Thomas M.	-	3/22/2001
53	Tom, what sets of data are you using to calculate the reserve ratio?	Ilaine	-	3/22/2001
52	Hello Thomas. I think one must defer to the gallant Henry V. with over 7000 po	Worswick	-	3/22/2001
51	The understanding I am struggling for is how much of the decline in total market	Ilaine	-	3/22/2001
50	This is an excerpt from the article in the Bank Credit Analyst I mentioned. I c	Ilaine	-	3/22/2001
49	Stocks are wealth in the same way that your house is wealth. You can't use e	JF Quinnelly	-	3/22/2001
48	The Austrian School economists were perhaps the only ones to predict the Great D	JF Quinnelly	-	3/22/2001
47	In Austrian theory booms and busts are caused by credit expansion. The bigger th	JF Quinnelly	-	3/22/2001
46	Here are the current data from the federal reserve site. I don't have time	Ilaine	-	3/21/2001
45	Tom - <i>It's even worse than that. According to Richard Daughty, it	Don Lloyd	-	3/21/2001
44	It's even worse than that. According to Richard Daughty, it is 1.2%. Messa	Thomas M.	-	3/21/2001

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