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To: Tolerance Sucks Rocks

Wage inflation is a bad thing though as this tends to make Wall St. nervous and the Fed likely to look at rate increases.


7 posted on 10/09/2006 11:12:43 AM PDT by misterrob (Bill Clinton, The Wizard of "Is")
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To: misterrob

When will the fed learn that true inflation is caused by printing large quantities of money?


8 posted on 10/09/2006 11:16:58 AM PDT by Tolerance Sucks Rocks (Hugo Chavez is the Devil! The podium still smells of sulfur...)
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To: misterrob

It's a bad thing... unless you're one of the 98% of Americans who lives on wages!


9 posted on 10/09/2006 11:24:52 AM PDT by dangus (Pope calls Islam violent; Millions of Moslems demonstrate)
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To: misterrob

Wage inflation is only a bad thing if it isn't offset by productivity gains. If I'm earning 4% more than last year but I'm also 4% more productive, then I'm not costing my employer a penny more today than I was a year ago.


13 posted on 10/09/2006 11:57:31 AM PDT by Alberta's Child (Can money pay for all the days I lived awake but half asleep?)
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To: misterrob

Hang nails make Wall St. nervous. We have the same amount of gas on hand as 20 years ago but the price is more than doubled, it is not because of anything but nervouse investors. They cry about building bubbles but forget that you need tens of thousands of homes for new kids born to the genX folks. Investors will get hurt on speculation but the economy WANTS to grow to keep up with demand. /rant off - what is wrong with telling a good story


16 posted on 10/09/2006 12:58:38 PM PDT by q_an_a
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