RealClearMarkets Week of December 15, 2008 Archives

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Monday, December 15
To Build Confidence, Aim for Full Employment
Robert Shiller NY Times
In a Jam? Just Call a Czar!
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Lehman, and Three Days that Shook the World
William Cohan Fortune
Bernard Madoff and the Global Economy
Michael Mandel Business Week
The Fed Has Plenty of Ammunition
Frederic Mishkin Wall Street Journal
Fed's Words May Speak Louder Than Actions
John Berry Bloomberg
Who's Losing the U.S. Car Business?
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
The Other American Auto Industry
Fred Barnes Weekly Standard
If Bailout Avoids Trauma, Maybe It's Ok
Nicholas Von Hoffman Nation
Big 3 Bailout: Bush's Bogus Beliefs
Redleaf & Vigilante New York Post
Economic Policy and the Bush Era
John Tamny Forbes
The Stock Market's Misplaced Optimism
Bill Fleckenstein MSNMoney


Tuesday, December 16
The Conman and the Sharp Suit
Daniel Finkelstein Times of London
What Happened to Madoff's Watchdogs?
David Weidner MarketWatch
How to Make a Bernard Madoff
Ben Levisohn Business Week
This Isn't the Time for Sarbox II
Eric Smith RealClearMarkets
Bankruptcy Is Detroit's Perfect Remedy
Todd Zywicki Wall Street Journal
Only a Lunatic Wants Big Three to Fail
Eugene Robinson Washington Post
Lower Oil Price Calls for Fresh Set of Rules
Nick Butler Financial Times
The Unwisdom of Financial Crowds
Christopher Caldwell Weekly Standard
How the Fed Reached Out to Lehman
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Five Opportunities to Beat World Recession
Matthew Lynn Bloomberg
Joseph Stiglitz, and the Failed Ideas of Economists
John Tamny RCM
How We All Will End the Recession
Brian Wesbury & Bob Stein Forbes


Wednesday, December 17
Madoff and the Failure of Regulation
Tim Rutten Los Angeles Times
Let Madoff Manage Social Security
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
If It Looks Too Good to Be True....
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
The Bernie Madoff Morality Tale
Andy Kessler Forbes
Finding Good News In Falling Prices
David Leonhardt New York Times
Ben Bernanke's Shock-and-Awe Easing
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Fears Behind Federal Reserve Cheers
David Wighton Times of London
Why Is Steve Jobs Skipping MacWorld?
John Quittner Time
Why Eliot Sptizer's Comeback Won't Work
Jacob Gershman New Republic
Detroit, the Big Three and the Middle Class
Editorial Investor's Bus. Daily
Infrastructure Boondoggles to Nowhere
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
When My Recession Becomes Your Depression
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg


Thursday, December 18
The Financial Crisis, and the Death of Responsibility
Roger Cohen NYT
Bush, Obama Opt for Corporatism Over Capitalism
David Boaz IBD
The Terms If We Must Save the Big Three
Dan Calabrese RCM
Bernard Madoff, Trust Buster
Nicholas Von Hoffman The Nation
No Law Could Have Prevented Madoff
Ronald Cass Wall Street Journal
Does Fraud Spell End of Hedge Funds?
Sebastian Mallaby Washington Post
Ben Bernanke's Radical Inflation Plan
Terence Corcoran National Post
Helicopter Ben's Zero Interest Rate Policy
Nouriel Roubini Forbes
The Fed, and Legal Counterfeiting
Walter Williams Washington Times
Forget Inflation, We Need Cheap Money
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Review: Russell Roberts's 'The Price of Everything'
John Tamny RCM
Keynes Revival Makes Cato a Lonely Place
Caroline Baum Bloomberg


Friday, December 19
Obama Has a Blank Economic Check
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard
Madoff Reflects Investment Industry Itself
Paul Krugman NY Times
Madoff Reminds Us That We Need a Strong SEC
Joel Seligman Forbes
Two (Anti) Mustard Seeds for Stocks
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Five Reasons the Federal Reserve Is Obsolete
Jim Jubak MSNMoney
Federal Reserve Is Damned Either Way
Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Quantitative Easing Is Momentous
Gerard Baker Times of London
What's Next for the Federal Reserve?
Peter Morici RealClearMarkets
The Employee Free Choice Act Is Unconstitutional
Richard Epstein WSJ
Beware of Investment Protectionism
Claude Barfield The American
BofA's Extortion post-TARP
Doug Bandow Investor's Business Daily
Global Economy: The Age of Obligation
Niall Ferguson Financial Times
Saturday, December 20
Insurance Against an Even Bigger Wreck
S. Pearlstein Washington Post
Property Bubbles Have Useful Consequences Too
The Economist
Banks Must Dump Bad Assets, Citigroup Edition
Judah Kraushaar WSJ
Should We Reward Regulators for Good Performance?
D. Hemel Forbes
After the Carnage: Bargains and Opportunities in '09
Peter Coy BizWeek
Current Recession Is No Great Depression
Don Luskin SmartMoney
If You Can't Trust Bernie Madoff, Who Can You Trust?
Eric Weiner LAT
'Too Good To Be True' Never Truer
Guerrera/Gangahar/Brewster FT
We Should Take a Play Out of India's Book
Joe Nocera New York Times
Learnings Lessons from Across the Pond
Stephanie Baker et al Bloomberg
UAW's Sacrifices Look to Some Like Surrender
Peter Whoriskey WaPo
General Motors' Toothless Restructuring Test
Colin Barr Fortune
Monday, December 22
Washington Is Killing Silicon Valley
Michael Malone Wall Street Journal
All the Regulations Money Can Buy
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Madoff: Bad for Investors, Good for Lawyers
W Rees-Mogg Times of London
Central Bankers May Deter Calamity
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
A Recession The Fed Can't Easily Fix
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Daddy, Where Do Bailouts Come From?
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
Jay Leno Reveals Other Sad Economic Truths
Rob Long Los Angeles Times
Protectionist Dominos Begin to Fall
A. Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Bailout of Big Three Is Bankrupt
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
The Tragic Nobility of Detroit
Jonathan Cohn The New Republic
The Autos, and Irrational Fear of Company Failure
John Tamny Forbes
We're In For a Bit of Economic Hell
Paul Krugman New York Times


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