RealClearMarkets Week of August 24, 2009 Archives

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Monday, August 24
What Morals Inform Your Economic Beliefs?
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Reaganism Is a Failed Economic Belief
Paul Krugman New York Times
Risk of Double-Dip Recession Rising
Nouriel Roubini Financial Times
Bernanke Needs to Close Taps, But Not Yet
Irwin Stelzer Times of London
Look For "X" Shaped Economic Recovery
Peter Morici RealClearMarkets
Economy's Low Ebb Creates a New Gold Rush
Karl Vick Washington Post
Are Management Consultants Truly Necessary?
Randy James TIME
The Public Option: Status Quo Anxiety
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
Housing: Still a Long Road to Recovery
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
Investors Miss Froth While Drunk On Lafite
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
It Is Time for Truth About Deficits
Joseph DioGuardi Washington Times
Cap and Trade Isn't Free Market
Schoenbrod & Stewart Wall Street Journal
Want to Rein In Market "Speculators"? Lots of Luck
John Tamny Forbes
What the Stress Tests Didn't Predict
Gretchen Morgenson New York Times


Tuesday, August 25
'Peak Oil' Worries Are a Waste of Energy
Michael Lynch New York Times
Washington Is Retarding the Economic Recovery
Steve Forbes Forbes
Cash for Clunkers Was Good for the Economy
Daniel Gross Slate
Romer Pirouettes On Stimulus
Michael Fumento Investor's Business Daily
The Case Against Ben Bernanke
Stephen Roach Financial Times
Fed Should Stick With Taylor Rule That Worked
John Taylor Bloomberg
Why the Fed Should Be Given More Powers
Roger Altman Financial Times
New Zealand's Lessons For Our Fed
Fergus Hodgson Washington Times
Congress Can't Shrink Health Care Costs
Matt Kibbe RealClearMarkets
What If Goldman Sachs Faced Its Critics?
David Weidner MarketWatch
'Buy and Hold' Losing Investor Grip
Walter Hamilton Los Angeles Times
The FDIC, Private Equity and the Banks
Editorial Wall Street Journal
What Drop In Social Security Benefits?
Chuck Blahous Washington Post
Obama's $2 Trillion Deficit Surprise
John Hinderaker New York Post


Wednesday, August 26
The Resentment and Rage Over Goldman Sachs
William Cohan TIME
Wall Street Fox Living In Taxpayer Henhouse
David Reilly Bloomberg
The Day Wall Street Was Shaken To Its Core
Todd Harrison MarketWatch
Bernanke's Re-Up Is a No Brainer
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
The Unwarranted Deification of Gentle Ben
William Greider The Nation
Bush's Fed Mistake Is Now Obama's
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Betting Against Ben Bernanke's Federal Reserve
Steve Hanke Forbes
Bernanke Is Obama's Proverbial Bird In Hand
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
Does the World Still Need the Swiss?
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
Banks Brought Down By New Peter Principle
John Kay Financial Times
The Actual Cost of "Free" French Healthcare
Guy Sorman City Journal
Congress's Health Care Numbers Don't Add Up
Jon Gabel New York Times
Stimulus Is Definitely Working?!
Thomas Cooley & Peter Rupert Forbes
Taxes Dedicated to Misleading Voters
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets


Thursday, August 27
Wasting Precious People On Finance
Benjamin Friedman Financial Times
'Easy' Loans Now Pose Threat to Recovery
John Leland New York Times
What's Our Spend and Borrow Exit Strategy?
Nouriel Roubini Forbes
Obama Hallucinates On Deficits
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Nevada Declares Tax War On California
Ethan Rarick Los Angeles Times
The New Failure of Keynesianism
Peter Ferrara The American Spectator
CEO Pay: Still Out of Sync?
Nanette Byrnes & Jena McGregor BusinessWeek
Bernanke's Bonus Should Be Paid In Treasuries
Mark Gilbert Bloomberg
How Goldman's Problems Are Hurting You
John Crudele New York Post
Why the Public Option Won't Work
Joseph Antos & Jeet Guram American
Misery Index and Presidents: A Reality Check
Steve Hanke Globe Asia
A 1930s Rerun Is Not In the Cards
Anatole Kaletsky Times of London
The Markets Will Eventually Give
Michael Mackenzie Financial Times
Defending 'Flash' Trading
Chris Hynes & Donald Luskin Wall Street Journal


Friday, August 28
Prepare Yourself for a Major League Bank Shakeout
Colin Barr Fortune
The FDIC's Cupboard Is Very Bare
Martin Fridson RealClearMarkets
FDIC's Cushion Is Bigger Than It Looks
Theo Francis BusinessWeek
'Too Big to Fail' Banks Are Even Bigger Now
David Cho Washington Post
Is Wall Street Dropping the CDS Ball Again?
David Reilly Bloomberg
The Deflation (Almost) Nobody Saw Coming
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Don't Fear a $9,000,000,000,000 Deficit
Paul Krugman New York Times
Big is Back: The Return of the Corporate Giant
The Economist
Obama Must Resist the Anti-Trade Mobs
Chad Brown Financial Times
Why Natural Gas Prices Stay Low, As Oil Explodes
Ari Officer TIME
We Should Be Celebrating Oil
Alex Epstein Investor's Business Daily
Wall Street's High-Tech War on Investors
Michael Brush MSN Money
Speculative Fever
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Are There Any Cheap Stocks Left?
Brett Arends Wall Street Journal
Saturday, August 29
Stocks Markets Crash, Stocks Rally, Now What?
Robert Lenzner Forbes
Investors Need To Reassess Strategy
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
Trash Dash May Become Flight to Quality
John Plender Financial Times
Eli Broad: In the "Venture Philanthropy" Business
Wall Street Journal
Debt Threatens Obama's Tax Pledge
Lori Montgomery Washington Post
A New Age of Cheap Energy Approaches
George Trefgarne Daily Telegraph
Are Those Peak Oil Fears Really Bogus?
Jesse Zwick The New Republic
The Danger of 'Buy American' Programs
Sheldon Alberts National Post
Time to Privatize Mail
Chris Edwards & Tad DeHaven American Spectator
It's Time to Admit Money Funds Are Risky
Joe Nocera New York Times
Bankings' Unheard of Power Broker
Mara Der Hovanesian BusinessWeek
Health Care Math We All Avoid
Jeremiah Norris Investor's Business Daily
The Extreme War On Universal Healthcare
Patricia Williams The Nation
Globalization Is Complex, But Not Complicated
Mark Woodward Fortune
Monday, August 31
Checkmate for Finance Wizard Chris Flowers?
William Cohan Fortune
Angelo Mozilo: Villain or Just Vilified?
E. Scott Reckard Los Angeles Times
Another Scary September For Stocks?
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
Why This Rally Might Head Into a Fall
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
An Echo Chamber of Boom and Bust
Robert Shiller New York Times
The Recession Ended In the Second Quarter
Jim O'Neill Times of London
Our 25-Year Penance Is Just Starting
A. Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Both Parties Duck the Deficit Issue
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
New Deal Stimulus Was Way Too Small
Peter Clarke Financial Times
Don't Regulate VC Funds
Alan Patricof & Eric Dinallo New York Times
Why Oil Still Has a Bright Future
Daniel Yergin Wall Street Journal
Biofuels Are Dead. Long Live Biofuels!
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
What Baseball Cards Reveal About Basic Economics
John Tamny Forbes
Dollar Is Funny Money In World Currency Push
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg


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