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November 22, 2006
Cara's Daily Planet, Wed., Nov. 22, 2006, 6:15 AM
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The Japanese economy continues to expand, but domestic workers are not benefiting as much because so much of the expansion is happening abroad, which I suppose is what has happened in the USA.
Citigroup's Levkovich disagrees with Merrill's Rosenberg.
Canada's inflation rate improves (on short-term price pullback of fuel costs?) but the core rate is still a problem and consumer activity is moderating. Unless the Bank of Canada says inflation is no longer a problem, I will continue to say that current conditions reflect my definition of Stagflation, albeit borderline.
Canadian Finance Minister to unveil a new economic plan on Thursday.
Posted by Posted by Bill Cara on November 22, 2006 06:15:12 AM | Category: The Daily Planet
Discourse
Bill - wondering what your thoughts are on Cannacord Adams report - "Income Trust Tax Reform - Unintended Consequences - a new National Energy Policy?" ?
"The government's income trust tax proposal appears to be a knee-jerk reaction with very
significant negative and unintended consequences for Canadians. It underlines the potential
dangers of policy decisions made on-the-run, without any proper consultation with
stakeholders. We discuss a few of the anticipated impacts in this report."
Learn2Invest
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Citigroup's Adrian Blundell Wignall and Alison Tarditi disagree with Citigroup's Levkovich who disagrees with Merrills Rosenberg...
Citigroup warns Australian fund managers of 1987 like conditions:
http://www.acnnewswire.net/press/en/34005/Australasian-Investment-Review.html
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