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To: Princeliberty
Well, you're absolutely right about that, but if the proper steps are taken to invest the money in other industries they could well by-pass the economic problems of europe. As to a world wide depression, I'm not so sure about that. Many of the problems being experienced in the EU countries are due to over-regulation, over taxation, and rediculous social payments (not to mention a huge influx of immigrants who are NOT assimilating into the local cultures).

I don't expect the US to experience 1990's style growth, but then I never really believed much of it was founded in reality. I expect a reasonable and sustained growth in the US.

6 posted on 06/08/2003 10:55:51 PM PDT by McGavin999
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To: McGavin999
Sorry, pay day has come for that living high on
debt. And the debt continues to grow.
United States only thing keep the world
wide economy form going into a depression.

Right now the Washington crowd simply going
into overdrive to prop things up, and
the more they do that the worse things
will be in the long run.

At this point I don't think there is
realistic way a depression can be avoided.
7 posted on 06/08/2003 11:17:29 PM PDT by Princeliberty
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