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	<title>Comments for Duncan Macpherson</title>
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		<title>Comment on The U.S. Debt Ceiling Debacle by Chingiz</title>
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		<description>Duncan, great article! I enjoyed reading your thoughts. I do share the same vision. They cannot default right now. Overall the economy still seems fragile. Unemployment rates and non-farm payrolls still have not stabilized after recession. Defaulting now, even partially, would be like making still healing wound start to bleed again.
Financial market meltdown, plunging stocks and soaring commodity prices would be inevitable!</description>
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Financial market meltdown, plunging stocks and soaring commodity prices would be inevitable!</p>
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