Weimar and Rhodesia were not free market economies. Free market capitalism provides checks and balances against hyperinflation. That said, the early 80s told us that inflation in the teens is certainly possible even in a free market.
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Completely free? No. But compared to those extreme examples that had severe restrictions on the economy, absolutely.
And yes, AgStar is right. Even at the CWB, greed is a key motivator. In an open market though, the greed on both sides of the market creates a balance.
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I will need less than twenty four months to be proved right
Oil is not going to 75 its going past 200
But its purchasing power will not be asmuch greater
This the pardigm change that is underway
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Zaphod, you couldn't be more wrong. $90/barrel will be here before fall, and $150 will be broke before fall of 2010.
And once again most will be standing with the deer in headlights look.
You know that feeling of panic you feel when there are weather warnigs all around you, your sitting in the combine and you can see the storm in the west, but you need another hour and you'll have that 1/4 off before the rain comes??
That feeling is what you should be feeling right now with the economy.
The storm is coming boys and girls!!
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And because the Cons are skating on deficit ice, and officially becoming the socialist team, the Libs will move to the right, serve voters the Paul Martin's 'balance the budget' item from the Liberal's pre-game menu, and win the election.
At 120, the Liberals will put on price controls because Ontario will squawk.
And that's a girly sermon. Pars
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