RealClearMarkets Week of August 10, 2009 Archives

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Monday, August 10
Earnings Don't Signal U.S. Recovery
Zachary Karabell Wall Street Journal
GDP Is a Deeply Foolish Economic Indicator
Eric Zencey New York Times
Did Stimulus Bring Down Joblessness?
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
A Pessimist's Prediction: Hyperinflation
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
More Fed Power, More Systemic Risk
John Taylor Financial Times
Congress's Business Model Makes Me Cry
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Who Needs Anti-Trust? The U.S. Certainly Doesn't
Steve Forbes Forbes
Picking the Causes of the Global Crisis
Jim O'Neill Times of London
Stock Rally: Can the S&P 500 Handle 1200?
Michael Santoli Barron's
Investing: Hold or Fold, but Don't Waver
Mark Hulbert New York Times
Do Fannie and Freddie Need a 'Bad Bank?'
Elise Craig BusinessWeek
Lehman, Big Macs and Moving Debt to Asia
William Pesek Bloomberg
Movie Production, Cigarettes and the Laffer Curve
John Tamny Forbes
Let Free Markets Umpire Executive Pay
Amity Shlaes Washington Post


Tuesday, August 11
Give the Stimulus Plan a Chance to Work
Alan Blinder Washington Post
Economy Is Improving, No Thanks to Stimulus
Wesbury & Stein Forbes
Runaway Deficit May Test Obama's Luck
Niall Ferguson Financial Times
Prospects for a Double-Dip Recession
Richard Rahn Washington Times
The Story Behind the Jobless Number
John Crudele New York Post
Why Are Homeowners Not Being Helped?
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Suffocating Under the Heavy Hand of Government
John Tamny RCM
We Must Mind the Inequality Gap
Jonathan Chait The New Republic
American Graduates Move to China
Hannah Seligson New York Times
China's Economic Recovery: Is It For Real?
Jim Jubak MSN Money
The Ten-Year Century
Tom Hayes & Michael Malone Wall Street Journal
Net Neutrality's Threat to Media's Future
Nick Schulz RealClearMarkets
The Commercial Real Estate Shoe Isn't Dropping
Michael Kahn Barron's
The Next Market Meltdown Will Come In 2012
Paul Farrell MarketWatch


Wednesday, August 12
Fed Faces Its Zimbabwe Hyperinflation Moment
Joshua Zumbrun Forbes
Has the Fed Created a Stock Market Bubble?
Colin Barr Fortune
Fed Announcement Will Test Stock Market
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Central Banks Must Time a 'Good Exit'
Randall Kroszner Financial Times
Why the "Economic Recovery" Is a Trap
Jeffrey Cooper Minyanville
The New Noxious Economic Warfare
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Ought to Do AIG Deals Pro Bono
Editorial New York Times
'Right to Rent' Would Rescue Homeowners
Dean Baker Los Angeles Times
Corporate Tax Rates Stifle U.S. Growth
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Spending More Won't Cut Health Costs
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Let's Revive U.S. Manufacturing
Harold Meyerson Washington Post
Who Won the Great Recession? McDonald's
Daniel Gross Slate
Why Apple Is More Valuable Than Google
Peter Burrows BusinessWeek
The Final Days of Merrill Lynch
William Cohan The Atlantic


Thursday, August 13
Remembering Reagan's Bull Market
Jason Trennert Wall Street Journal
The Recovery Will Prove Thatcherism Right
Bill Emmott Times of London
Economic Recovery? Not So Fast, Obama
Noam Scheiber New Republic
A 'Jobless' And 'Wageless' Recovery?
Nouriel Roubini Forbes
Is Worst of Recession Over? Four Economists Weigh In
Washington Post
No "Mission Accomplished" for the Fed
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Next Bubble to Burst Is Banks' Big Loan Values
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
There's Cause for Caution on U.S. Earnings
Paul Marson Financial Times
Letting the Banking Rats Out of the Bag
Robert Scheer The Nation
Bringing Swiss Banks to Account
Burt Neuborne Los Angeles Times
Health Care Reform Benefits Small Business
Editorial New York Times
Markets Bet ObamaCare Won't Survive
Larry Kudlow RealClearPolitics
Obama's Health Care Bogeyman Is Obama
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM
How to Rekindle Innovation
Bryan Anderson Investor's Business Daily
Eliminate the Capital Gains Tax
Gingrich & Renwick The American


Friday, August 14
Will Buffett's Value Principles Survive Buffett?
Megan McArdle Atlantic
Ben Bernanke Should Be Reappointed
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
Bernanke's Problems Are Now Obama's
Kim Strassel Wall Street Journal
2009's Biggest Bank Failure Is Looming
Floyd Norris New York Times
Government Spending Could Spell U.S.'s Doom
Desmond Lachman Forbes
How to Release the Next Economic Boom
George Magnus Financial Times
John Maynard Keynes Was Really a Conversative
Bruce Bartlett Forbes
Don't Let Dinosaurs BA and AA Merge
Richard Branson Daily Telegraph
GM's Green Volt Could Trigger Blackouts
Adam Victor New York Post
Cap 'N Trade Should Be Put to Death
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Madoff's Lies Show It's Not Easy Being Sleazy
Ann Woolner Bloomberg
Morgan Stanley Trumps Goldman On TARP
William Cohan Fortune
Wall Street Is Dead. Long Live It
David Weidner Wall Street Journal
Is Citigroup's Andrew Hall Entitled to $100 Million?
Daniel Gross Slate
Saturday, August 15
Why It's Smart To Be Optimistic
Peter Coy BusinessWeek
The U.S. Economy is Still Desperately Weak
Editorial Financial Times
Economists Are Wearing Rose-Colored Glasses
Doug Kass The Street
Welcome to the "Help Not Wanted" Economy
Jerry Bowyer NRO
Will Cruel September Sink Stocks?
Brett Arends Wall Street Journal
How to Make Money Off the New Socialism
Ken Kurson Esquire
A Victim of the Old Naked Short Regime
Brett Joshpe American Spectator
Meet Madoff's Mistress
Allan Dodds Frank The Daily Beast
Thumbs Down From Judges on Two U.S. Deals
Joe Nocera New York Times
Can High Court Undress High Fund Fees?
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
Segway's Dean Kamen's Cow Manure Project
Nicole Perlroth Forbes
Video Game Industry Shoots Itself in the Foot
Tiernan Ray Barron's
A New Era in the $50B Video-Game Market?
Rich Jaroslovsky Bloomberg
Less Vegas: The Casino Town Bets on a Comeback
Joel Stein TIME
Monday, August 17
"Too Big to Fail" Must Die As Public Policy
Nicole Gelinas City Journal
We Need a Global Financial Regulator
Timothy Adams & Arrigo Sadun FT
Meet Geithner's Wall Street Consigliere
Noam Scheiber The New Republic
Trouble Ahead for Obama and the Fed
Irwin Stelzer The Weekly Standard
Will the U.S. Recovery Go Global?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Globally There's Too Much Capacity
A. Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
What's So Bad About Death Panels Anyway?
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Ditch Bonuses, Bring Sense to Wall Street Pay
David Pauly Bloomberg
Tough Endowment Lessons for Harvard & Yale
Howard Gold Money Show
Searching for Prof. Larry Summers
Roberto & Gaspardo Washington Times
Much Derided AOL Blooms As Print Retreats
David Carr New York Times
New Priorities for Our Energy Future
T. Boone Pickens & Ted Turner WSJ
Cash for Clunkers Through the Eyes of Bastiat
John Tamny Forbes
The Social Security Crunch Is Coming Fast
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money


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