RealClearMarkets Week of September 15, 2008 Archives

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Monday, September 15
Ultimatum by Paulson Sparked Frantic End
Deborah Solomon et al WSJ
Chaos Doesn't Rule Out Recovery
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Wall Street's Perfect Storm
David Henry BusinessWeek
Where Did It All Go Wrong?
David Weidner MarketWatch
Lehman's Warning Call for Wall Street
Sloan & Boyd Fortune
A Lesson from Lehman
Editorial New York Sun
Lehman Is Toxic at Any Price
Peter Morici RealClearMarkets
Hubris--Is Thy Name Richard Fuld?
Frank Partnoy Financial Times
A Stunning Fall for Merill Lynch
Louise Story New York Times
Wall Street Privatizes U.S. Government
Charles Dumas Daily Telegraph
The Choice: Capitalism or Regulation
Joseph Calhoun RealClearMarkets
Too Few Regulations? No, Just Ineffective Ones
Tyler Cowen NY Times


Tuesday, September 16
On Wall Street, Like Main, A Problem of Denial
Joseph Nocera NY Times
The Resilience of American Finance
Jeremy Siegel Wall Street Journal
What Will Come Next?
Robert Skidelsky New York Sun
It's Good to Let Firms Fail
Kenneth Rogoff Washington Post
Paulson Has Created a Crisis
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Paulson's Courageous Action
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Hands Off For the Government
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Apocalypse Not: Thoughts on Lehman's Fall
Irwin Stelzer New York Post
Was Monday's Plunge Capitulation?
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
The Fed Gets Ready to Gulp, Save the System
John Berry Bloomberg
The Phillips Curve Is Dead, But Not at the Fed
John Tamny RCM
Gales of Punitive Destruction
Brian Wesbury FT Portfolios


Wednesday, September 17
Are We Going Overboard With Bailouts?
Michael Hiltzik LA Times
Are We Running Out of Rescue Cash?
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
How About a Business Failure Tax?
Jonathan Koppell New York Times
Treasury, Fed Act Without Clear Principles
Editorial New York Sun
Wall Street's Unraveling
Robert Samuelson Newsweek
Can Wall Street Re-Invent Itself Again?
Steve Malanga RealClearMarkets
The Rise and Fall of Super-Finance
David Freud Daily Telegraph
Why Hedge Funds Survive Banking Meltdown
Chris Dillow Times/London
First Men, Then Rules Can Rescue Wall Street
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
A Cool Look at the Future
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Free Trade Saves the Day
C. Fred Bergsten Washington Post
What Wall Street Will Look Like
Steven Rattner Wall Street Journal


Thursday, September 18
Why Bailouts Scare Stocks
Alan Reynolds New York Post
Yet Again, Government Returns to Bailouts
Editorial Washington Post
Whose Bailout Is It?
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Why The Federal Government Saved AIG
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Bad Accounting Rules Helped Sink AIG
Zachary Karabell Wall St. Journal
The Bright Side of a Total Financial Collapse
Michael Lewis Bloomberg
Fortunes Will Be Made Amid Uncertainty
David Wighton Times of London
We Need Accountability, Not Perfection
Reuven Brenner Forbes
Global Credit Suffers Cardiac Arrest
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Telegraph
For Wall Street, Greed Wasnâ??t Good Enough
Paul Wilmott NY Times
The Fleeting Nature of Investment Banks
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
America Will Need a $1,000B Bail-Out
Kenneth Rogoff Financial Times


Friday, September 19
How to Cure This Sick System
Steve Forbes Forbes
Prophets of the Credit Crunch Predict What's Next
Interview Fortune
Committee of Three Responds to Crisis
Cho & Irwin Wash. Post
How to Save the Financial System
William Isaac Wall Street Journal
Greenspan's Sins Return to Haunt Us
David Blake Financial Times
Throwing Bad Debt After Badâ??Again!
Nicole Gelinas City Journal
Is Market Outperformance Pure Luck?
Vanessa Drucker Fund Strategy
Is Goldman Sachs Next?
Tracy Corrigan Daily Telegraph
Never Sell America Short
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
SEC Should Revive the Uptick Rule
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
More Regulation Will Harm, Not Help
Gerard Baker Times of London
Too Big to Fail, Too Big Not To Regulate
Floyd Norris NY Times
Saturday, September 20
Harming the Rich Won't Foster Recovery
Amity Shlaes Wall St. Journal
Hail Mary Pass, No Receiver
Joe Nocera New York Times
No Free Lunch, No Free Economy
Christopher Caldwell Financial Times
Make Them Pay For the Financial Meltdown
Ann Woolner Bloomberg
The Irritating Face of Economic Havoc
Colby Cosh National Post
The Expensive Price of Greed
Colbert King Washington Post
Restoring the Strength of Our Financial System
Henry Paulson
Paulson's Legacy: Dull Financial Institutions
Damian Reece Telegraph
After a Breathless Week, I'm Optimistic
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Can the Government Treat Us Like Adults?
Russell Roberts Forbes
Why Goldman and Morgan Matter
Irwin Stelzer New York Post
Will a Modern RTC End the Crisis?
Clay Risen The New Republic
Monday, September 22
Playing Depression-Era Monopoly
Lawrence Lindsey Weekly Standard
We've Shunned Free-Market Capitalism
Irwin Stelzer New Republic
Bank Rescue a Political, Bureaucratic Nightmare
John Berry Bloomberg
The Race to Rescue Wall Street
T. Francis & J. Sasseen Business Week
Short Sellers Keep Markets Honest
James Chanos Wall Street Journal
During Crisis, U.S. Still Dominates
Rosemary Righter Times of London
U.S. Gov't Default No Longer Unthinkable
Liam Halligan Daily Telegraph
The Shadow Banking System Is Unraveling
Nouriel Roubini FT
California's Hedge Fund King Supports Higher Taxes
Lashinsky Fortune
Higher Taxes Would Bring Recession
Louis Woodhill RealClearMarkets
$700B Plan Should Be Called 'Cash for Trash'
Paul Krugman NY Times
Rough Week, But America's Era Goes On
Niall Ferguson Washington Post


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