RealClearMarkets Week of October 20, 2008 Archives

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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


Tuesday, October 21
This Bailout Doesn't Pay Dividends
D. Scharfstein & J. Stein NY Times
Bank Rescues, and A Global Overreaction
Terence Corcoran National Post
What the Free Market Needs
Claire Berlinski Los Angeles Times
The Markets Always Work, Let Them
Joseph Calhoun RealClearMarkets
The Coming Pink Slip Epidemic
Moira Herbst Business Week
Why This Will Be a Quick Recession
B. Wesbury & B. Stein Forbes
How to Destabilize a Bank
Anne Applebaum Washington Post
Bank Stocks Look Tempting, But Be Wary
Andy Serwer Fortune
Buyout, Hedge Funds Are Next to Fall
Matthew Lynn Bloomberg
Ben Bernanke Is Right On Target
Irwin Kellner MarketWatch
Ben Bernanke Still Misses the Point
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Bernanke Submits a Job Application
Editorial Wall Street Journal


Wednesday, October 22
Economic Panics and Politics
John Steele Gordon The American
Panic Doesn't Mean We've Hit a Bottom
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Downturn Shatters Faith In Stocks
Hamilton & White Los Angeles Times
A Conversation with Robert Arnott
Jack Hough SmartMoney
World Awakes From Decoupling Dream
Martin Wolf Financial Times
Will Street's Failures Damage Capitalism?
Edmund Phelps Forbes
Billionaires Forced to Bail Out
Ben Steverman Business Week
Do You Need Talent In Order to Succeed?
Geoff Colvin Fortune
Uncle Sam Goes Car Crazy
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
Tax Credits Aren't An Econ. Stimulant
Jack Kemp & Peter Ferrara IBD
Taxing Time for Ballot Questions
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Life Preserver for Homeowners Under Water
David Leonhardt NY Times


Thursday, October 23
How Capitalism Will Save Us
Steve Forbes Forbes
The Basic Speed Law for Market Returns
Rob Arnott & Brad Cornell RCM
Our Next President & The Perfect Economic Storm
Michael Boskin WSJ
How to Fix Our Financial Architecture
Howard Davies Washington Post
Obama-Pelosi-Reid Is Trio Markets Won't Like
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
The Battle for Obama's Economic Soul
Robert Scheer The Nation
What Investors Believed Only Six Months Ago
Tom Stevenson Telegraph
Paulson Struggled to Keep Up as Crisis Raged
Nocera & Andrews NYT
How The Financial Crisis Is Changing China
Geoff Dyer Financial Times
Bringing Keynes Back To Life
Robert Skidelsky Times of London
The False Death of Trickle-Down Economics
John Tamny RCM
"Barbarians at the Gate," Two Decades Later
Jon Friedman MarketWatch


Friday, October 24
Mark-to-Market Is the Cure
Steve Hanke & John Tatom Inv. Business Daily
New Life For the Estate Tax
Floyd Norris New York Times
How's Obama Going to Raise $4.3T?
Alan Reynolds Wall Street Journal
John McCain's 'Socialist' Fallacy
Kirsten Powers New York Post
Curbing Washington's Growing Power
David Malpass Forbes
Foreclosures Help Housing Find a Bottom
John Berry Bloomberg
You Lose, George Soros Wins
Richard Rahn Washington Times
The Incredible Shrinking Hedge Funds
The Economist
Cheap Stocks? They're An Illusion
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Pendulum Swings, but Capitalism Remains
Irwin Stelzer Wkly. Standard
Havoc Awaits Emerging Economies
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
The Real Story Behind Unemployment
Daniel Gross Slate
Saturday, October 25
Modest Steps for a New Bretton Woods
Barry Eichengreen The Guardian
The Right Insurance Rules
Ted Mathas Washington Post
So When Will Banks Start Giving Loans?
Joe Nocera New York Times
The Real Villains of the Subprime Meltdown
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Let's Use Fannie To Clean Up the Mess It Made
Wallison & Pinto WSJ
Attacking The Credit Crisis at Its Source--US Housing Market
Economist
Gold Standard Is Wrong Salve for Global Ills
Michael Sesit Bloomberg
Man in the News: Ford's Alan Mulally
John Reed & Bernard Simon FT
The Weekend Interview: FedEx's Fred Smith
S. Moore Wall Street Journal
America Has a Highly Progressive Tax System
Duncan Currie American
Greenspan Didn't Bank on Human Nature
Tim Rutten LA Times
What New Direction Should Capitalism Take?
Editorial NY Times
Monday, October 27
The Age of Prosperity Is Over
Arthur Laffer Wall Street Journal
Obama, and The Next New Deal
John Heilemann New York Magazine
We Need Reagan + Friedman + Keynes
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Have We Learned Enough from Great Depression?
Greg Mankiw NYT
Do We Know How to Avoid Financial Disaster?
Bernard-Henri Levy TNR
Look Who Pays for the Bailout
Shawn Tully w/Joan Caplin Fortune
Shelter From the Economic Storm
Steve Hanke Forbes
Stocks: Playing Best and Worst-Case Scenarios
David Bogoslaw BusWeek
Leave Stocks to Warren Buffett For Now
Bill Fleckenstein MSNMoney
Trickle-Up Economics May Decide Election
John Wasik Bloomberg
The Big Three, and Welfare for Detroit
Editorial Washington Post
A System of Healthcare for All Americans
Ronald Williams FT


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