RealClearMarkets Week of October 6, 2008 Archives

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Monday, October 6
The U.S. & The New Financial World
Zachary Karabell Wall Street Journal
How Will We Know If the Bailout Succeeds?
Robert Litan The Atlantic
Will the Government's Rescue Plan Work?
Michael Spence Forbes
Is This a Replay of 1929?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
The Next Crisis: The Economy
Bill Fleckenstein MSNMoney
SARS Response Offers Credit Panic Lesson
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
Like J.P. Morgan, Buffett Braves a Crisis
Steve Lohr New York Times
Europe Shifts the Blame to the U.S.
Irwin Stelzer New York Post
The End of An Era
Michael Malone Pajamas Media
We Must Have Confidence in Banks
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Wall Street's Decline: A Silver Lining?
Alfred Tella Washington Times
What Will The Street Look Like in '09?
James Cramer New York Magazine


Tuesday, October 7
Are We Depressed Yet?
Steve Fraser Los Angeles Times
We're Not Headed for a Depression
Gary Becker Wall Street Journal
The System Needs Emergency Surgery
Gerard Baker Times of London
How the Recession Will Remake Politics
Jonathan Chait New Republic
Economic Questions for the Candidates
Stiglitz Hubbard & Scholes NYT
The End of Americanized Finance?
Roy Smith & Ingo Walter Forbes
The Beginning of Market Wisdom
John Hussman Hussman Funds
Nothing to Fear But McFear Itself
William Gross Pimco Asset Management
McCain Must Talk Growth and Recovery
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
A Bailout That Deserved to Pass
Vincent Reinhart The American
A Costless Bank Rescue Proposal
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
The Demise of a Giant Hedge Fund
Andy Kessler Weekly Standard


Wednesday, October 8
Myth Busting On the Way To an Economic Solution
A. Vargas Llosa TNR
Good Policies Can Save the Economy
Lee Ohanian Wall Street Journal
The Bailout and the Vanishing Taxpayer
Steven Malanga RCM
Give the Rescue Plan Time
Editorial Los Angeles Times
A Better Bailout with Actual Foundation
Nicole Gelinas City Journal
Another Rescue But Still No Solution
David Wighton Times of London
Ignoring Reality Has a Price
David Leonhardt New York Times
SEC's Short-Seller Witch Hunt Nabs a Munchkin
J. Weil Bloomberg
Bailout For Detroit's Bankrupt
Thomas Cooley Forbes
Globalizing The Crisis Response
Bergsten & Subramanian Wash Post
Let's Call Off the Recession
Louis Woodhill RealClearMarkets
The European Union's Do-Nothings
Editorial Investor's Business Daily


Thursday, October 9
Our Choice: Recession or Depression
Nouriel Roubini Forbes
This Time, Uncle Sam Has Our Back
Kotlikoff & Mehrling Washington Post
Time for Banks to Put Chips On the Table
Manuel Hinds Wall St. Journal
Will McCain Make the Investor Connection?
Larry Kudlow RCM
Beware of Blaming the Bankers
John Gapper Financial Times
How Much Does Confidence Cost?
Ben Macintyre Times of London
Why Is the U.S. Pushing Away SWFs?
D. Rediker & H. Crebo-Rediker TNR
The Missing Piece of the 'Rescue'
Nicole Gelinas New York Post
When Panic Strikes Governments
Terence Corcoran National Post
Blame Accounting Alchemy for Market Decline
A. Shlaes Bloomberg
The FDIC, and How Soon We Forget
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Taking Hard New Look at a Greenspan Legacy
Peter Goodman NYT


Friday, October 10
We Have the Tools to Manage the Crisis
Paul Volcker Wall Street Journal
We Must Lead the World to Stability
Gordon Brown Times of London
Saving Banks Won't Save the Economy
Casey Mulligan New York Times
Market and Economic Fear Will Subside
Steve Forbes Forbes
The Mood of the Market
Redenbaugh & Juliano RealClearMarkets
We Haven't Hit the Bottom Yet
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Keynes, Thou Shoulds't Be Living
Samuel Brittan Financial Times
New Careers For Wall Street's Unemployed
Matthew Lynn Bloomberg
City, Street Debris Will Destroy Lives
Jeff Randall Daily Telegraph
The Era of Free Trade Has Ended
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard
Lending Mandates Hurt the Poor
Howard Husock Investor's Business Daily
It's Time for Budget Stimulus
Sebastian Mallaby Washington Post
Saturday, October 11
Time To Let the Markets Do Their Messy Work
Jonathan Macey WSJ
Whiplash Ends a Roller Coaster Week
Vikas Bajaj New York Times
Feds Need to Start Buying Troubled Assets Fast
Don Luskin SmartMoney
Where Do We Go From Here?
John Mauldin Thoughts from the Frontline
How To Keep Americans In Their Homes
Luis Ubinas Forbes
A Lesson from 1929 for the Hedge Funds
John Armour & Brian Cheffins FT
Potential Bank Investors Don't Want To Be 'AIG-ed'
Editorial WSJ
How GE Capital Puts All of GE At Risk
Geoffrey Colvin Fortune
Waving Goodbye to Big Bonuses and Salaries
Kathleen Murray Portfolio
Swept Up by Insanity of Markets
Joe Nocera New York Times
Fears of 1930s Redux Are Pushing Asia to Action
W. Pesek Bloomberg
The G7 Package Is Nice, But More Is Needed
Luigi Zingales VoxEU
Monday, October 13
How to Capitalize Banks and Save Finance
George Soros Financial Times
Free Markets Are Our Best Hope
Judy Shelton Wall Street Journal
The Engine of Market Mayhem
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Crisis Shows Paulson Has No Clothes
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
The Light at the End of the Crisis
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
The Fed Is Everyone's Lender of Last Resort
James Surowiecki New Yorker
Mark-to-Market Accounting Wrecks Banks
John Berry Bloomberg
Is the Market Panic an Obama Panic?
Charles Gasparino New York Post
The Psychology of Wall Street's Lemmings
Cass Sunstein New Republic
The (Short) Keys to Market Recovery
Wayne Jett Washington Times
IMF and G7: No More Lehmans
Pete Engardio Business Week
The G7 Undermines Price Discovery
Terence Corcoran National Post


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