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kristopher

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9. Yes, I recognize that. I was asking how any other outcome is possible given the dynamics.

Reply to David__77 (Reply #8)

Sat Jul 30, 2016, 02:35 PM

Jul 2016

From what I see of history, either we control capital or capital controls us. Do you have some sort of model you can lay out where a balance is assured?

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