RealClearMarkets Week of November 17, 2008 Archives

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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


Tuesday, November 18
The U.S. Needs to Clean Up Its Financial Act
Diane Francis National Post
Back to Economic Growth in 2009
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein Forbes
Great Depression II Will Arrive In 2011
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Rangel Faces Up to Economic Reality
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Financial Crisis: A Look Back In Anguish
Daniel Ben-Ami Fund Strategy
Can China's Government Survive Crisis?
Josh Kurlantzick New Republic
Restore the Uptick Rule
Robert Pozen & Yaneer Bar-Yam Wall St. Journal
Auto Bailouts Will Give Us Detroitsky
Robert Tracinski RealClearMarkets
The Surprising Evolution of Henry Paulson
David Cho Washington Post
Paulson's TARP Is Weak Without Stimulus Plan
John Berry Bloomberg
Henry Paulson to Supply-Side Economics: Drop Dead
John Tamny RCM
How We're Fighting the Financial Crisis
Henry Paulson New York Times


Wednesday, November 19
Debt Man Walking: The Economy's Fatal Flaw
John Judis New Republic
The Real Economic Threat: Distorted Prices
Rich Karlgaard Forbes
Are We Reliving the 1930s?
Vanessa Drucker Fund Strategy
The Keynesian Revival Won't Fix the Economy
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
Skeptical Paulson Becomes Bush's General
David Cho Washington Post
Nations Competing With Tax Cuts, Not Increases
Steven Malanga RCM
Why General Motors Deserves Support
Rick Wagoner Wall Street Journal
Why Bankruptcy Is Detroit's Best Solution
Mitt Romney New York Times
A New Approach to Fannie and Freddie
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Fossil Fuels, and the Great Energy Delusion
Vaclav Smil The American
Oil-Tanker Piracy Shows Supply Vulnerability
Editorial Investor's Daily
Tarp the Troubled Asset Relief Program
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets


Thursday, November 20
Ignore the Stock Market Until February
Andy Kessler Wall Street Journal
What's the Value of a Big Bonus?
Dan Ariely New York Times
How to Boost the Economy? No One Knows
Russell Roberts Forbes
Rubin, Summers Aren't Change We Can Bank On
Robert Scheer Nation
Did Speculators Lower Oil Prices?
J.T. Young Investor's Business Daily
Stop the Green Carjacking
Kenneth Green The American
Commodity Decline Augurs Africa Crisis
Richard Rahn Washington Times
GM, Ford and a Bridge Loan to Nowhere
Jim Manzi New York Post
The Secrets of Rupert Murdoch's Succession
Michael Wolff Vanity Fair
New Leaders Emerge from Banking Crisis
David Weidner MarketWatch
Bank Share Collapse Points to the Failure of TARP
John Tamny RCM
Barack Obama Should Keep TARP Alive
Clay Risen New Republic


Friday, November 21
Someone Paid Dearly for Your Free Lunch
Jamie Whyte Times of London
Paulson Should Take a Holiday from Bailouts
William Greider Nation
We Need 'Safe-Fail' Approach Against Crises
Benn Steil Financial Times
The Economy Can't Wait Until January 20th
The Editors New Republic
Light at the End of the Recession
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard
Will Obama Raise Taxes? Consult Intrade
Susan Lee Forbes
The Case for Buying Oil Stocks (if you dare)
Brian O'Keefe Fortune
The Steady Decline of Citigroup
Mara Der Hovanesian BusinessWeek
Barbarians Perish In Bonfire of Inanities
John Helyar Bloomberg
The Economy and the Waxman Wane
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Automakers Are Already Bankrupt
Paul Ingrassia Wall Street Journal
The Markets Need Confident Government Action
Floyd Norris NY Times
Saturday, November 22
The Long Road Ahead for General Motors
Joe Nocera New York Times
Not Everything Can Be Too Big To Fail
Peter Wallison Wall Street Journal
Allowing Detroit To Go Bankrupt Would Be Irresponsible
Editorial NYT
Tim Geithner: A Reassuring Figure at Treasury
The Economist
A Man with No Shortage of Critics: Vikram Pandit
F. Guerrera FT
A New Wal-Mart Chief for the Obama Era
Suzanne Kapner Fortune
It's Too Soon To Hail Michael Dell as a Savior
Eric Savitz Barron's
In Ethnic Enclaves, The U.S. Economy Thrives
Joel Kotkin Forbes
The Meddlers Can't Tame the Market
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
A Worldwide Vision of Sustainable Recovery
J. Sachs Project Syndicate
How Europe Dealt with the Financial Crisis
Tony Barber Financial Times
Leverage Is an 8 Letter Word
John Mauldin Thoughts from the Frontline
Monday, November 24
Don't Get Depressed, It's Not 1929
Daniel Gross Newsweek
Is This Really a Great Depression?
Steve Hanke Globe Asia
A Memo to Mr. Geithner
Roy Smith Forbes
A Robert Rubin Constellation Is Taking Shape
Jackie Calmes NY Times
It's Time to Reward Virtue
Lawrence Lindsey Weekly Standard
The Redemption of Barney Frank
Michelle Cottle New Republic
What's Ahead for General Motors?
Alex Taylor Fortune
Let Detroit Face the Music
Terence Corcoran National Post
Citigroup's Overambition Haunts Bank
Philip Aldrick Daily Telegraph
A Tale of Two Paulsons
Nicole Gelinas City Journal
Bring Back the Gold/Dollar Link
Richard Duncan Financial Times
The Fed Is Out of Ammunition
Christopher Wood Wall Street Journal


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