RealClearMarkets Week of April 20, 2009 Archives

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Monday, April 20
The Rage of the Top 1 Percent
Gabriel Sherman New York Magazine
Our Great Depression Obsession
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Obama Interview: How to Get Business Going
Nina Easton Fortune
Obama Deeply Respects Markets
Franklin Foer & Noam Scheiber TNR
Emotions Shouldn't Rule Over Your Portfolio
John Dorfman Bloomberg
In Finance, Too, Learning Entails Risk
Gordon Crovitz Wall Street Journal
Blame Eliot Spitzer for AIG's Decline
Charles Gasparino New York Post
Should the Fed Go Negative?
Gregory Mankiw New York Times
Inflation Is Next In the United States
Martin Feldstein Financial Times
The Fed Is Now Peddling Inflation
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Green Policies Will Drive Big Energy Overseas
Peter Huber City Journal
As Government Hands Out, Ayn Rand Rises Again
John Tamny Forbes
Political Opportunists vs. Technology Innovators
Bill Frezza RCM


Tuesday, April 21
Markets: Nothing Good or Bad Lasts Forever
Allan Sloan Washington Post
University of Chicago v. John Maynard Keynes
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
Why Capital Structure Matters
Michael Milken Wall Street Journal
Why Wall Street Controls U.S. Democracry
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Bank Profits Appear Out of Thin Air
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Treasury's Backdoor Nationalization
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Business Should Speak Out Against Greed
Matt Miller Financial Times
Socialism's United States Renaissance
Tom Leonard Daily Telegraph
Can Bernanke Retube the Toothpaste?
Andy Kessler The Weekly Standard
What Oracle Sees In Sun Microsystems
Aaron Ricadela Business Week
Save the Whales, Kill the Economy
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
The Fortune 500's Biggest Losers
Allan Dodds Frank The Daily Beast
Public Choice, and Tea Party Economics
B. Wesbury & R. Stein Forbes


Wednesday, April 22
Housing Downturn's End Is Not Near
David Leonhardt New York Times
GM Is Becoming a Royal Debacle
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
The Death of Democratic Capitalism?
Larry Kudlow RealClearPolitics
Ratting Out Steven Rattner
Michael Kinsley Washington Post
Public Pensions As Political Playthings
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
The Scary Rise of the "Empty Creditor"
Daniel Gross Slate
Banks Get Stress Tests, Investors Get Stressed
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
Bank Tests That Should Stress Us
Mohamed El-Erian Financial Times
Why the Bank Stress Tests Are Worthless
Michael Brush MSN Money
Another Big Fib From Beijing: 6.1 Percent Growth
Gordon Chang Forbes
Why Is VC Under Assault?
Scott Powell Investor's Business Daily
The Folly of 'Green' Job Creation
George Reisman RealClearMarkets
Why Tax Reform Is Certain to Fail
Richard Rahn Washington Times


Thursday, April 23
We Are Still A Long Way Away From The Bottom
Nouriel Roubini Forbes
7 Reforms We Can All Agree On
Charles Calomiris Wall Street Journal
Clever Gimmicks Do Not Mend Banks
William Cohan Financial Times
Job Loss by Millions, Tax Hikes by Billions
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM
Why I Fired My Stockbroker
Jeffrey Goldberg The Atlantic
How Barack Obama Is Remaking Capitalism
John Judis New Republic
AIG: What Would Thomas Jefferson Do?
Robert Sloan Vanity Fair
Job Outsourcing Is As Powerful As Ever
Vivek Wadhwa The American
Executive Whining On Salaries Is Getting Old
Michael Hiltzik LA Times
The Stunning Level of TARP Waste
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
The Reeducation of Tim Geithner
Gary Weiss Portfolio
Geithner's Protections: Banking Opportunities Lost
John Tamny RCM
1929 Scams Return Again In Geithner Plan
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg


Friday, April 24
The U.S. Will Lead Financial Reform
Timothy Geithner Financial Times
What Will the Stress Tests Mean?
Francis Cianfrocca The New Ledger
Hedge Funds May Be the Model for the Future
Michael Hirsh Newsweek
How the Corporate Tax Impacts My Small Business
Michael Ortner RCM
Corporate Subprimes Will Fuel Defaults
Floyd Norris New York Times
How Bernie Madoff Did It
James Bandler & Nicholas Varchaver Fortune
How B-Schools Have Failed Business
Michael Jacobs Wall Street Journal
Getting Real On Wind & Solar
J. Schlesinger & R. Hirsch Washington Post
Fannie Creates Housing Mirage With Bum Loans
David Reilly Bloomberg
Behind the Scenes of Imprudent Bank Loans
Alan Reynolds Forbes
Entrepreneurs and the Role of Side Projects
Ben Casnocha The American
Bull Markets Often Retest Bear Market Lows
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Oh, The Economic Changes We'll See
Irwin Stelzer The Weekly Standard
Saturday, April 25
Lies, Threats & a Deal: Paulson, Bernanke & Lewis
Robert Lenzner Forbes
BofA Blame Game Comes at Opportune Time
Lauren LaCapra TheStreet
Why Did Ken Lewis Go Along with the Cover-Up?
Allan Frank Daily Beast
Only Oracle Really Knows Why It Bought Sun
John Dvorak MarketWatch
The Market's Next Big Move? Nowhere
Jack Hough SmartMoney
Recession, Far From Over, Already Setting Records
Floyd Norris NYT
Savers Are Still Paying for Fedâ??s Gift To Banks
Tom Petruno LA Times
Disaster Looms in Another Asset Class: Commercial Property
Economist
GM: Some Bondholders Want Bankruptcy
David Welch BusinessWeek
Defining Prosperity
Philip Auerswald & Zoltan Acs The American Interest
TARP Blurs the Line Between Public and Private
Robert Reich WSJ
At Constellation, Not a Star Performance
S. Pearlstein Washington Post
Monday, April 27
25 Years For Stocks to Bounce Back? Try 4 1/2
Mark Hulbert NY Times
Thank Uncle Sam For the Stock Rally
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Developing Government Into a Cult of Personalities
Bill Frezza RCM
Paulson, Bernanke and the Busting of BofA
Editorial Wall Street Journal
One Nation Under Banks With Little Justice
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Are the Banks Struggling, or Scamming?
Nicholas Von Hoffman Nation
Capital Well Is Running Dry
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Wall Street Wants Money for Nothing
Paul Krugman New York Times
There's Plenty of Energy Out There
William Tucker American Spectator
Selling the Green Economy
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Creative Destruction In the Legal World
Daniel Burrell RealClearMarkets
Forget Inflation Targets, Seek Dollar-Price Stability
John Tamny Forbes
A Monetarist View of the Financial Crisis
Guy Sorman City Journal


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