RealClearMarkets Week of November 10, 2008 Archives

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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


Tuesday, November 11
What Lower Oil Prices Mean for the World
Daniel Yergin Financial Times
The Law of Unintended Economic Consequences
Wesbury & Stein Forbes
The Larry Summers Conundrum
Mark Ames The Nation
Circuit City Decline: A Chilling Foretaste
David Wighton Times of London
Adverse Feedback Economic Loopiness
Terence Corcoran National Post
Broken Rules Call for New Strategies
Vanessa Drucker Fund Strategy
The Obama Bailout Team Brings No Change
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Paulson Should Reach Out to Team Obama
David Weidner MarketWatch
Bailouts Institutionalize U.S. Mediocrity
Frank Ryan Investor's Daily
Kick the Automakers' Tires First
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Time to Pull the Plug on General Motors
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Why Obama May Assent to Mergers
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times


Wednesday, November 12
Is Now the Time to Buy Stocks?
John Cochrane Wall Street Journal
Hedge Fund Fear In This Market Is Overblown
Barton Biggs Fortune
Why Are the Stock Markets So Volatile?
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Librarians and Other Keynesians
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Stopping a Global Meltdown
C. Fred Bergsten Washington Post
The Economic Moderation: How We Got Here
Thomas Cooley Forbes
The Buying Binge Slams to a Halt
David Leonhardt New York Times
The Age of State and Local Debt
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
In Setting Tax Policy, Keep New Deal In Mind
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
Straight Talk About Ethanol
Ed Schafer U.S. Department of Agriculture
Fuel-Efficient Volt Not Salable Without Subsidies
Holman Jenkins WSJ
To Earn Bailout, Detroit Should Think Fuel Efficient
Douglas Olin LAT


Thursday, November 13
Wall Street: How Planet Finance Imploded
Niall Ferguson Vanity Fair
We Don't Want Another Bretton Woods
Irwin Stelzer Daily Telegraph
Bigger IMF Should Be an Agenda Item
Sebastian Mallaby Washington Post
Expanded Trade: Now More Than Ever
Susan Schwab Investor's Bus. Daily
AIG Rescue Avoids Repeat of Lehman Debacle
John Berry Bloomberg
If Dubai Sneezes, Who Catches a Cold?
Rosa Brooks Los Angeles Times
Heady Days Gone, City of London Struggles
Thomas & Werdigier NYT
Good for GM, Bad for America
Dan Calabrese RealClearMarkets
Wall Street Has That 1929 Feeling
David Weidner MarketWatch
Obama Must Act Quickly With Stimulus
Peter Morici Baltimore Sun
Nouriel Roubini and the Folly of Fiscal Stimulus
John Tamny RCM
The Worst of This Is Still Not Behind Us
Nouriel Roubini Forbes


Friday, November 14
Business Schools and the Financial Bust
Alison Damast Business Week
Depression Economics Returns
Paul Krugman New York Times
Stable Money Is the Key to Recovery
Judy Shelton Wall Street Journal
Eleven Ways to Avoid Another Financial Stampede
Heizo Takenaka FT
Bush Shows Obama the Way
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Obama Offers a New Deal of Economic Justice
William Jones The Nation
Can Bush and Flaherty Save Capitalism?
Peter Foster National Post
Vladimir Putin: 21st Century Sultanate
Leon Aron The American
Chevron's Orwellian Fuel Discovery
Sam Kazman Investor's Business Daily
Why the Auto Industry Needs to Be Rescued
Jonathan Cohn New Republic
There Should Be No Free Lunch with GM
Editorial Washington Post
Obama Faces Rude Economic Awakening
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard
Saturday, November 15
We Need an Exit Strategy for Fannie and Freddie
Susan Lee Forbes
Sex, Lies, and Subprime Mortgages
Mara Der Hovanesian Business Week
Some People Foresaw the Financial Crisis
Alan Beattie Financial Times
Welcome to the Socialism That Won't Leave
George Will Washington Post
Facing Crisis, Congress Makes Some Sense
Joe Nocera New York Times
The G20 Has Lots to Talk About
Diane Francis National Post
The G20 Summit Could Be Quite Important
Bill Emmott Daily Telegraph
How About John Corzine at Treasury?
John Nichols The Nation
Could Steve Jobs Save General Motors?
John Dvorak MarketWatch
U.S. CEOs Starting to Share Our Pain
Richard Siklos Times of London
Carl Icahn - Corporate Hell-Raiser
Emily Parker Wall Street Journal
Auto Industry Needs Emergency Bankruptcy
David Pauly Bloomberg
Monday, November 17
To Prevent Bubbles, Restrain the Fed
Gerald O'Driscoll Wall St. Journal
Greenspan & Volcker: Tale of Two Fed Chiefs
David Marsh MarketWatch
Why a General Motors Rescue is Essential
Jeffrey Sachs Washington Post
The Steps Necessary to Save GM
Louis Woodhill RealClearMarkets
A Rescue Plan Without Taxpayer Money
Gretchen Morgenson NY Times
Trillions Down and Still Bailing
Bill Fleckenstein MSNMoney
Good Intentions Paved Road to Hell
William Rees-Mogg Times of London
End of Big Government Era Comes to An End
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
A Less Damaging Recession Without Bailouts
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
Russia: Energy Superpower or Bankrupt State?
A.E. Pritchard Telegraph
Review: Has Al Gore Read An Appeal to Reason?
John Tamny Forbes
A New Inconvenient Truth
M. Shellenberger & T. Nordhaus New Republic


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