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Another crisis rolling down the tracks. Another hammer blow to the economy. My sense is that all the major industrialized economies have weakened national balance sheets. Ours may be relatively stronger but that’s not saying much because we produce less and less with each passing year.Change is in the air. Self sufficiency and frugality may be qualities that are back in fashion.