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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dave92029, post: 976904, member: 26916&quot;]...if the demand is there, as you agree, and IF there were &quot;only&quot; 10 Million ASE&#039;s produced per year (the average prior to 2008) then wouldn&#039;t that demand drive up the price of the available units in circulation?&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>What is the reason for a 350% increase in annual production if not to keep prices down?</p><p><br /></p><p>Here are the annual production figures from Elaine1970:</p><p>1986----5,393,005</p><p>1987---11,442,335</p><p>1988----5,004,646</p><p>1989----5,203,327</p><p>1990----5,840,110</p><p>1991----7,191,066</p><p>1992----5,540,068</p><p>1993----6,763,762</p><p>1994----4,227,319</p><p>1995----4,672,051</p><p>1996----3,603,386</p><p>1997----4,295,004</p><p>1998----4,847,549</p><p>1999----7,408,640</p><p>2000----9,239,132</p><p>2001----9,001,771</p><p>2002---10,539,026</p><p>2003----8,495,008</p><p>2004----8,882,754</p><p>2005----8,891,025</p><p>2006---10,676,522</p><p>2007----9,028,036</p><p>2008---20,583,000</p><p>2009---30,459,000</p><p>2010---21,888,500 (not final)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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