this is a topic i need to address before our eyes the 70's has become the new 30's this spells very serious trouble for most of the 'umble jobblers among uz ========================================= exhibit A : "The contrast between the 1970's and today is very marked," Mr. Bernanke said. "Back then, we had high inflation expectations." He added that the Fed might have waited too long and then overreacted to higher oil prices helping push the economy into recession." "Today, by contrast, "inflationary expectations remain well anchored" and the Fed could respond gently as long as those expectations remained low, he said."Posted by pinky at November 19, 2005 06:12 AM
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