RealClearMarkets Week of October 13, 2008 Archives

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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


Tuesday, October 14
We're Laying Groundwork for Recovery
Ben Bernanke Wall Street Journal
Call It Bailout, Take Two
Editorial New York Times
How The Bailout Auction Should Work
Steven Landsburg Slate
GOP Throws Aside Rand for Marx
Eugene Robinson Washington Post
Shoot the Wounded to Restore Bank Confidence
Scott Shay Bloomberg
The Shocking Cost of the Housing Boom
Louis Woodhill RealClearMarkets
Why Mr. Krugman Deserves His Nobel
Editorial Financial Times
The Politicization of the Nobel Prize
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
FASB Pivots on Mark to Market
Brian Wesbury FT Portfolios
Mark to Market Gives Economy New Life
Andy Kessler Forbes
Our Everyone Gets a Trophy Economy
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Dow Surge: Don't Break Out the Bubbly Yet
Irwin Kellner MarketWatch


Wednesday, October 15
How to Manage the Banks
Boone Johnson & Kwak Washington Post
What Paulson Is Trying to Do
Andy Kessler Wall Street Journal
The Feds Take Control of Lending
William Dunn RealClearMarkets
Regulating Bankers' Pay Is a Bad Idea
Jamie Whyte Financial Times
How Long Will Governments Stay Invested?
Adrian Michaels Telegraph
The Gilded Age of Deregulation
Dave Jamieson The New Republic
Deregulation Was Not the Problem
John Stossel RealClearPolitics
Fed Should Reduce Margin Requirements
Bob McTeer Washington Times
Paul Krugman: Professor and Pundit
Arvind Subramanian Forbes
Paul Krugman Died a Decade Ago
Donald Luskin National Review
Next Victim of Turmoil: Your Salary
David Leonhardt New York Times
No Government Jobs Recession Yet
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets


Thursday, October 16
Rushing to See the Economic Apocalypse
David Callaway MarketWatch
Are We Reliving Japan's Economic Nightmare?
Joshua Kurlantzick TNR
The U.S. Still Sets Pace for World Economy
Guy Sorman City Journal
Act Now to Stave Off Depression
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
The Feds Will Save Homeowners Next
Jane Sasseen Business Week
What the $596T Derivatives Market Means
Jacob Leibenluft Slate
Opposing Uptick Rule Is Short Sighted
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Playing the Mortgage Blame Game
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Don't Blame Free-Market Capitalism
Peter Schiff Washington Post
Saving Weak Banks Threatens Banking
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
The Bankrupting of Henry Paulson
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Religion (and Keynes) to the Economy's Rescue
Nouriel Roubini Forbes


Friday, October 17
My Money and Mouth Say Equities
Warren Buffett New York Times
Markets Are Amazing: Let Them Work
John Stossel Wall Street Journal
A Defining Moment for World Economy
Gordon Brown Washington Post
We Don't Need Another Bretton Woods
George Cooper Daily Telegraph
We're Now Banking on Government
Terence Jeffrey Washington Times
Dr. Paulson's Magic Potion
William Greider The Nation
Hedge Funds Are Not Going Away
David Wighton Times of London
The Future of Kapitalism
Pete Engardio BusinessWeek
Interview with Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson
Larry Kudlow CNBC
A Better Way To Revive Credit Markets
Robert Aliber Financial Times
Why the Drive for Income Equality?
William Tucker American Spectator
Ronald Reagan Returns as Joe the Plumber
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
Saturday, October 18
The Financial Crisis Blame Game
Steverman & Bogoslaw BusinessWeek
Capitalism's Crisis of Confidence
James Grant Wall Street Journal
Banks Can Fail, and So Can Bailouts
Floyd Norris New York Times
The EU Wants a New World Order
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard
Shouldn't We Rescue Housing?
Joe Nocera New York Times
Bond Trading Is How We Rescue the Banks
Sandy Lewis Bloomberg
Why It's Hard to Get Away With Blackmail
Tim Harford Slate
The Two Candidates' Trade Stances Are Worlds Apart
Editorial IBD
Keynes' Ideas Take On Increasing Relevance
Ed Crooks Financial Times
Future CEOs Must Sacrifice
Robert Dilenschneider Forbes
Financial Boom, Financial Bust: What Happened?
Lane & Oreskes LAT
Glass-Steagall's Repeal Was a Positive
Charles Calomiris WSJ
Monday, October 20
The Autumn of the I-Banker
Vanessa Grigoriadis New York Magazine
Barclays: Wall Street's New Gambler
P. Gumbel & B. Gimbel Fortune
Don't Sell Hedge Funds Short
L. Gordon Crovitz Wall Street Journal
Jim Cramer Retreats Along With the Dow
David Carr New York Times
Storm-Proofing the Economy
Nicole Gelinas City Journal
Is the Credit Crisis Over? Not So Fast
Bill Fleckenstein MSNMoney
The Crisis Needs More Than One Shot
Wolfgang Munchau Financial Times
Krugman Proves Keynesianism Isn't Dead
William Pesek Bloomberg
McCain's Not Making the Right Economic Argument
Kyle Smith NY Post
Bretton Woods, The Sequel?
Sebastian Mallaby Washington Post
Bad Times Often Lead to Good Times
Robert Samuelson Newsweek
Over the Long Run, Equities Always Do Well
Ken Fisher Forbes


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