Posted by WARREN MOSLER on November 14th, 2008
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Nothing an appropriate fiscal package couldn’t immediately turn around.
Fortunately for us, they never have been big on supporting domestic demand.
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> On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 6:40 AM, Davin wrote:
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- Machine Tool Orders Down 40% In Oct, Falling Under Y100bn
5 of 8 Homebuilders Cut FY08 Sales Projections
Steel Customers Unlikely To Accept Price Hikes
Used-Car Registrations Down 5.3% In Oct, 20-Year Low For Month
Govt To Keep Civil Servant Salaries, Bonuses Unchanged For FY08
New Power Station Puts Damper On Wholesale Electricity Market
OECD: Japan Will Enter A Period Of Deflation
Nissan To Cut Japan Output By 72,000 Vehicles From Dec
Forex: Dollar Sinks To Upper Y96 Range Ahead Of Financial Summit
Stocks: Snap 3-Day Losing Streak On Wall St Rise, But Upside Capped
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