March 6, 2008 Archives 
RealClearMarkets Evening Edition
The Age of Milton Friedman Is Dead - Brad DeLong, Project SyndicateWould-Be Borrowers Still Go Begging as Fed Cuts - M. Gilbert, Bloomberg
How the French Invented Subprime in 1719 - James Macdonald, Fncl Times
Decoupling Debate: Could the US Recession Spread? - The Economist
Throwing BRICs at the Market - Michael Kahn, Barron's
When Are Emerging Mkts. No Longer Emerging? - Knowledge@Wharton
Cracking the CEO Pay Puzzle - Laura Vanderkam, The American
Permabulls Blame Credit Crisis on Accounting - Doug Kass, TheStreet.com
RealClearMarkets Morning Edition
Bernanke Shorts His Own Stock - Editorial, Wall Street JournalAre We Talking Ourselves Into Recession? - Chris Farrell, BusinessWeek
In Europe, Central Banking Is Different - Carter Dougherty, NY Times
Financial Mess Doesn't Worry All Central Banks - John Berry, Bloomberg
Volatile Currencies Beget Economic Turmoil - T. Corcoran, Nat'l Post
Gas Price Regulation Solves Nothing - William Murchison, Wash. Times
The Hypocrisy of OPEC - Editorial, Investor's Business Daily
Intel: It's Not as Bad as It Looks - Jon Fortt, Fortune
US Airways Highlights Merger Drawbacks - Dan Reed, USA Today
The Danger of Protectionist Rhetoric - Rod Hunter, Wall Street Journal
Obama, Clinton Missed Real NAFTA Issues - Robert Pastor, LA Times
Is McCain's Free Trade Agenda Conservative? - Robert Lighthizer, NYT
RealClearMarkets Off The Street
The Crack in Goldman Sachs’ Armor - Stephen Groce, WSJBernanke's Gold Show Must Go On? - Brady Willett, SafeHaven
Subprime Primer - Greg Mankiw's Blog
Entitlements Digging U.S. Fiscal Grave - Rolfe Winkler, Minyanville
RealClearMarkets Transcripts & Videos
The Recession Election - Larry Kudlow, Kudlow & Co.Difficult Challenges Ahead for Central Bankers - John Authers, FT
OPEC Keeps Supply Steady - Kelsey Hubbard, Wall Street Journal
No Virgin to Business - Stuart Varney, Fox Business
RealClearMarkets Research Reports
Still Stimulating Like It's 1999 - Clyde Wayne Crews, CEIThe Slow Spiral to Stagflation - John Ryding, Bear Stearns
Euro Makes New High Against The Dollar - Brown Brothers Harriman
ISM Improved But Points to Flat-to-Contracting Activity - Bear Stearns