1 posted on
09/13/2002 5:29:40 PM PDT by
RCW2001
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To: RCW2001
You can see what the Ecomomist Intelligence Unit (EIU) is
really saying at
this website. I don't see anything about a world recession.
29 posted on
09/13/2002 6:51:31 PM PDT by
be131
To: RCW2001
I am looking into my crystal ball.. looking.. WAIT a sec Wait a sec... The future is bright, I see oil, lots of oil..
I just proved them wrong.
30 posted on
09/13/2002 7:10:26 PM PDT by
aSkeptic
To: nutmeg
Bump for later
33 posted on
09/13/2002 10:32:25 PM PDT by
nutmeg
To: RCW2001
World recession?...XINHUE must of mistook me for someone who gives a shit.
35 posted on
09/13/2002 10:58:10 PM PDT by
alphadog
To: RCW2001
I particularly like this part: "...and thereby, pushing the oil price to, say, 70 US dollars a barrel or more...". Yeah, that's a good technical analysis if ever there was one. A random character generator could do better.
This article has as much credibility as everything else Xinhua prints.
Imal
36 posted on
09/14/2002 12:08:53 AM PDT by
Imal
To: RCW2001
Wow, this is like deja vu all over again. They said the same thing last time we attacked Iraq. I'm sure he is right. We should all sit here on our butts and wait to be nuked. That would be much better for the world economy.
38 posted on
09/14/2002 4:54:18 AM PDT by
foolscap
To: RCW2001
I stopped subscribing to the Economist when I realized that they were enthusiastic Clinton fans.
They've lost any credibility they once may have had, at least from me...
To: RCW2001
OPEC could not possibly push the price of oil to $70per barrel. Despite all of the gloom and doom, cartels really don't work very well, the incentive for each individual cartel member to cheat is too great. Plus, at like $35 per barrel a whole lot of currently un-economic wells in the US and elsewhere would suddenly become economic, and their production would come on line.
To: RCW2001
IMO, knowing that my fellow Americans are used to luxury and material things, anyone traveling abroad can see the difference compared to many " other countries." Believe it or not, "they" will give up luxuries and material things just on principle. Keep in mind also, many other countries have lived without, and are used to it. I guarantee you that the ones that are mocking the forecasts will be the 1st ones to be outraged and complaining as they wait in gas lines for gas at exhorbantant prices.. Guaranteed !
To: RCW2001
EIU predicted that the world would suffer a massive recession if Iraq were attacked and Middle East oil producers protested by pushing up the oil price. If, If, If.
If parakeets were Eagles, housecats would be in a lot of trouble.
Last week at the OPEC Oil Ministers meeting, Kuwait and Iran anounced that they woul see that suplies and prices reamained constant during any US war with Iraq.
So9
To: RCW2001
Robin Bew, the chief economist of the EIU, told XinhuaXinhua, the official mouthpiece of the Chinese Communists.
To: RCW2001
BULL$HIT!
Waiting for War in Iraq is what is depressing the market because of its uncertainty - remove the uncertainty, with the added benefit of blowing away terrorist Saddam, would be a major upside for the markets.
Eurotrash Liberal One-World A$$holes run the Economist, or did you forget?
To: RCW2001
Well, I'm an economist and I don't think this will happen. Matter of fact, just the opposit of what this guy concluded.
Aren't second opinions wonderful?
5.56mm
53 posted on
09/14/2002 12:40:53 PM PDT by
M Kehoe
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