RealClearMarkets Week of June 15, 2009 Archives

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Monday, June 15
A New Financial Foundation
Geithner & Summers Washington Post
The U.S. Can't Call All Financial Shots
Michael Hudson Financial Times
Washington Spending Threatens Recovery
Chris Edwards New York Post
Paulson Caused the Financial Crisis
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Short Sales and Politically Connected Firms
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
Stay the Expansionist Monetary Course
Paul Krugman New York Times
Printing Money Isn't the Economic Cure
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Let's Heed Ben Bernanke's Debt Warnings
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Politics and the Federal Reserve
Alfred Tella Washington Times
Chrysler's Bankruptcy Roils the NHL?
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Philip Morris Gets Its Tobacco Bill
Jonathan Adler National Review
Oil's Spike Confirms Need for Gas Tax
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
The Frequently Ignored Flipside of Failure
John Tamny Forbes
Why Techies Want Fewer Patents
L. Gordon Crovitz Wall Street Journal


Tuesday, June 16
MBA Tales: Seeking Work In a Recession
Geoff Gloeckler Business Week
A Bumpy Ride to the 'New Normal'
Mohamed El-Erian Financial Times
Past Performance Tells You Nothing
Allan Sloan Washington Post
Will Bad News Be Good for the Dollar Again?
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Recession and Revolution Are Related
Ross Douthat New York Times
On Stimulus, Not Everyone Was Wrong
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Man Up, Climate Skeptics, Or Miss Out On Money
Eric Pooley Bloomberg
The 'Dependence On Foreign Oil' Canard
Jeff Bergner Weekly Standard
Digital Technology and Dollar Signs
Scott Kirsner Los Angeles Times
The Models Behind the Financial Crisis
Terence Corcoran National Post
The Recovery Is Coming, Really...
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein Forbes
How Obama Learned to Love the Bailouts
David Weidner MarketWatch
WWII Did Not End the Great Depression
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Moral Hazard and the Financial Crisis
Paul Volcker Wall Street Journal


Wednesday, June 17
The Madoff Chronicles: Did the Sons Know?
David Margolick Vanity Fair
The Coming Entrepreneurship Boom
Dane Stangler The American
Obama Seeks Deeper Federal Role In Markets
B. Applebaum & D. Cho WP
Obama Aspires to a 'Light Touch'
Gerald Seib Wall Street Journal
The Three Steps To Financial Reform
George Soros Financial Times
Shareholders Take Control of Excessive Pay
Michael Brush MSN Money
Reckless Wall Street Gets Another Free Pass
William Cohan Daily Beast
Sorry Dr. Krugman, Stimulus Doesn't Stimulate
Lee Ohanian Forbes
Stimulus Consists of Fraud and Abuse
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
The Housing & Finance Sectors Can't Fix the Economy
Daniel Gross Slate
BofA's Ken Lewis Loses His Mind to Lawyers
David Reilly Bloomberg
Home Borrowing Until the Nation Breaks?
Brian Riedl New York Post
Foreign Banks Stalk Weaker Wall Street
Graham Bowley New York Times
Trying to Cover the Unenthusiastic Uninsured
Steven Malanga RCM


Thursday, June 18
The President Fears the Free Market
Peter Wallison Wall Street Journal
Obama's Money Men Finally Get It Right
Robert Scheer The Nation
Let's Not Rush Toward Regulatory Reform
Robert Bench Forbes
This Financial Fix Is Charitably Fake
Mark Calabria New York Post
Wall Street Isn't Buying Obama's Plan
Hamilton & Puzzanghera LA Times
Only a Hint of FDR in Financial Overhaul
Joe Nocera New York Times
Obama's Overhaul is Bold in Some Parts, Timid in Others
The Economist
Band-Aids Wonâ??t Fix Bank Ills Fit for Surgery
Mark Gilbert Bloomberg
The Media's Mask Is Slipping As Deficits Surge
L. Brent Bozell IBD
A VAT Tax Is Not the Answer
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
U.S. Should Also Look to Its Fiscal Health
Kenneth Rogoff Financial Times
Healthcare Could Break America
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
Betting on Inflation is a Bad Bet for Your Portfolio
Beth Kowitt Fortune
Is There An Oil Story Behind the Iranian Elections?
John Tamny RCM


Friday, June 19
Greenspan's Ghouls Stalk Obama's Finance Plan
David Reilly Bloomberg
Regulatory Reform That Falls Short
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
Wall Street Fights New Regulations
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Obama's Regulatory Reform: Our Money In Danger
Peter Morici NPR
The Good & Bad of Obama's Finance Plan
Paul Krugman New York Times
Paul Krugman's 'Liquidity Trap' Claptrap
Alan Reynolds Forbes
We Need Greater Global Governance
Peter Mandelson Wall Street Journal
When It Comes to Global Banks, Size Matters
Gillian Tett Financial Times
Growing Unhappiness with the Volatile Dollar
Steve Hanke Globe Asia
Starting a Trade War With 'Buy America'
Diana Furchtgott-Roth Reuters
Searching For a Housing Market Bottom
Janet Morrissey Fortune
The Bad Economic Fallout From Bailouts
Nicole Gelinas New York Post
The 'Green-Collar' Job Creation Myth
Thomas Kostigen MarketWatch
Why Gretchen Morgenson Is So Important
Dean Starkman The Nation
Saturday, June 20
Stress-Testing Obama's Plan For Wall Street
Robert Lenzner Forbes
Here Come Those Higher Interest Rates
Shawn Tully Fortune
Why the Federal Reserve Isn't Igniting Inflation
Peter Coy BusinessWeek
Will the Economy's 'Green Shoots' Wither?
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Does Low Trading Volume Tell Us Anything?
Mike Santoli Barron's
Earnings Next Deciding Factor for Stocks
Kate Gibson MarketWatch
How the Dow and Dollar Dance
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
Should Bonds Still Get the Love?
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
Technology Is for Revolution & Repression
John Gapper Financial Times
Tobacco Legislation Creates Strange Bedfellows
Joe Nocera NY Times
Envisioning Tomorrow's Auto Industry
Ron Gettelfinger Washington Post
The First Rule: Do No Harm
Michael Milken & Jonathan Simons WSJ
Tax Policy and the Origin of the Recession
Bruce Bartlett Forbes
In Recession, Strategy Shifts for Big Chains
Stephanie Rosenbloom NYT
Economics Focus: The Lessons of 1937
Christina Romer The Economist
Monday, June 22
U.S. Can't Deliver On All Its Promises
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
How Good (or Not Evil) Is Google?
David Carr New York Times
How To Get the Fed Out of Its Box
Frederic Mishkin Wall Street Journal
Bernanke's Quantitative Easing Challenge
Desmond Lachman American
Banks and Bankers Are Far From Forgiven
Jim McTague Barron's
How the Bailouts Ultimately Bashed the Banks
Nina Easton Fortune
It's Time to End the Grotesque Bailouts
Liam Halligan Daily Telegraph
The President's False Financial Reform
William Greider The Nation
Capitalism Will Survive Despite Wall Street
Diane Francis National Post
Obama's Regulatory Reform Isn't Enough
Clive Crook Financial Times
The 'Light Touch' Could Be Heavy Handed
Irwin Stelzer Times of London
Obama Flubs Creative Destruction 101
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
Obama's Right, The Private Sector Has Failed Us
Michael Maiello Forbes
Barack Obama's Regulatory Changes Are Hopeless
John Tamny Forbes


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