RealClearMarkets Week of November 3, 2008 Archives

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Monday, November 3
The Uses of Early Economic Adversity
Malcolm Gladwell New Yorker
No More Economic False Choices
Robert Rubin & Jared Bernstein NY Times
Blue States Will Pay Obama Tax Bill
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Change Could Offer Economic Boost
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Revenge of Left Against Laissez-Faire
A. Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Economy Sinks As We Save Bankers
Bill Fleckenstein MSNMoney
Panic of 2008 Is Better Than the Alternative
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
The Desertion of Chinese Factories
Don Lee Los Angeles Times
Father Of Portfolio Theory On the Crisis
L. Gordon Crovitz WSJ
Google, and Its New Monopoly
James Gibson Washington Post
Soros Wants to Abrogate the Constitution
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
The Employee Suppression of Choice Act
David Henderson Forbes


Tuesday, November 4
Poor Aren't Poor Because Rich Are Rich
Robert Samuelson Investor's Daily
Rein In Executive Pay? It's Doable
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
The Days of Laissez-Faire Are Over
Terence Corcoran National Post
Five Great Depression Myths
Andrew Wilson Wall Street Journal
Financial Leaders Go AWOL In Meltdown
Ben Heineman Bloomberg
Is Obama Swiping the Tax-Cut Issue?
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Obama Must Decide How to Fix the Economy
William Greider The Nation
No More Stimulus Packages, Please
Brian Wesbury & Bob Stein Forbes
Is the Sky Falling On U.S. Newspapers?
Richard Siklos Times of London
Reinventing a Markets Watchdog
Christopher Cox Washington Post
Weak Dollars, Weak Presidencies
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Mark-to-Market Manipulation
David Weidner MarketWatch


Wednesday, November 5
Economic Change I Believe In
Thomas Cooley Forbes
Obama Must Save Economy, World Too
David Callaway MarketWatch
Obama, and An Economically Scared Electorate
A. Vargas Llosa TNR
Obama's Victory: Lessons for Business
Jack & Suzy Welch Business Week
Voters Got Statism They Desire
Redenbaugh & Juliano RealClearMarkets
Is It Constitutional to Bail Out Banks?
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Business Will Hang Itself On Loan Plan
Terence Corcoran National Post
Post-Crash Planners Keep Faith In Stocks
Jane Bryant Quinn Bloomberg
New President Holds GM Hot Potato
James Stewart SmartMoney
Wall Street's Extreme Sport
Steve Lohr New York Times
Alarmists Heated Even As World Cools
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
We Need Sustainable Capitalism
Al Gore & David Blood Wall St. Journal


Thursday, November 6
Top Obama Priority: Stabilize the Economy
David Leonhardt NY Times
A Miraculous March to the White House
Steve Forbes Forbes
Dowturn, Deficit Could Hinder Obamanomics
Matthew Hiltzik LA Times
Job No. 1 for Obama Is Job Creation
Wilbur Ross New York Post
Obama Brings Fix to Almighty Economic Mess
A.E. Pritchard Telegraph
But Swing Voters Shun Big Government Solutions
Pat Toomey WSJ
Investors Will Warm To a Modern Day Reagan
Jon Markman MSNMoney
The Moment of the Classical Economic Liberal
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
The Change Business Wants From Obama
Jane Sasseen Business Week
Barack Obama's Choice for Treasury?
Noam Scheiber The New Republic
A Post-Election Shift Against Free Trade?
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Post-Election New Economic World Order?
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard


Friday, November 7
Obama Ran a Capitalist Campaign
Bret Swanson Wall Street Journal
New President Has a Mandate to Redistribute
Paul Krugman NYTimes
Hope and Change or Duck and Cover?
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
24 Hours on Wall Street With Obama
David Weidner MarketWatch
President-Elect Faces Difficult Choice at Treasury
Peter Gosselin LAT
How to End the Recession
Robert Pollin The Nation
Why Obama's Green Jobs Plan Won't Work
Kenneth Green The American
Creative Fixes For U.S. Finances
Jim Jubak MSNMoney
Why Peter Thiel Knew Banks Were Troubled
Peter Robinson Forbes
Sarkozy Turns SWF Idea Upside Down
Michael Sesit Bloomberg
Tuesday Was a Banner Day for Unions
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
FDIC Is Another Government Lender at Risk
Peter Coy BusinessWeek
Saturday, November 8
The Election Is Over. Now Comes the Hard Part
Steven Pearlstein WaPo
Barack Obama, CEO in Chief
Nina Easton Fortune
75 Years Later, a Nation Hopes for Another FDR
Joe Nocera NY Times
What Franklin Roosevelt Can Teach Obama
Clive Crook Financial Times
How Far Will Deleveraging Go?
David Roche Wall Street Journal
The Problems w/ Deleveraging
John Mauldin Thoughts from the Frontline
GM Needs a Bailout, But It Is No AIG
Dan Freed TheStreet.com
Taxpayer-Funded Bailout of Automakers Rewards Failure
IBD
Bretton Woods II Must Address Global Concerns
J. Stiglitz The Guardian
What the Recession Means for Foreign Policy
Richard Haass WSJ
Despite Global Turmoil, Gulf States Look Set To Survive
The Economist
What Can Go Right: Reasons To Be Cheerful
Mark Gimein Big Money
Monday, November 10
Don't Repeat the Errors of the New Deal
Amity Shlaes New York Post
Obama Can Be FDR, Not Carter
David Blake Financial Times
Why the Democrats Could Easily Fail
Bill Fleckenstein MSNMoney
Economic Advice for Obama: Blame Bush
W. Rees-Mogg Times of London
How About a New Bretton Woods?
Joseph Calhoun RealClearMarkets
The Specter of Deflation
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Canada Is a Relative Bastion of Free Markets
Jacqueline Thorpe Nat'l Post
Automakers Need More Than a Bailout
Paul Ingrassia Wall Street Journal
Pessimism and the Inevitable Market Rebound
Ken Fisher Forbes
Free Markets Need Mark-to-Market
Eric Smith RealClearMarkets
The New Compensation Reality on Wall Street
Michael Lewis Bloomberg
How Merrill Faltered and Fell
Gretchen Morgenson New York Times


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