RealClearMarkets Week of November 16, 2009 Archives

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Monday, November 16
10 Years Later, A Much Less Expensive Dow
Paul Lim New York Times
Is America Losing Its Innovative Edge?
Fareed Zakaria Newsweek
The American Dream Needs Serious Repair
Clive Crook Financial Times
The Economics of Vaccine Development
Peter Huber City Journal
The Economics of Gov't Funded Abortion
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
A Bias Toward Heavy Levels of Debt
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
Obamacare: Buy Now, Pay Later
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Obama's Accidental War On Exporters
Scott Lincicome RealClearMarkets
China: The World's Greatest Risk
A. Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Mutual Interests Bind U.S. and China
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
US/China: A New Path
Niall Ferguson & Moritz Schularick New York Times
The Hard Fall of Hedge Funders
Heidi Moore New York Magazine
A Low Fed Funds Rate Doesn't Mean 'Easy Money'
John Tamny Forbes
Barney Frank & Chris Dodd Will Fix Banking
Caroline Baum Bloomberg


Tuesday, November 17
Active Government Equals An Unstable Economy
Steve Forbes Forbes
Really, the Economy Is Recovering? Really?
Doug Kass TheStreet.com
'Cash for...' and the Year's Other Clunkers
Allan Sloan Washington Post
Capping Prosperity, Trading Away Freedom
Bill Flax RealClearMarkets
The 'Stimulus' for Higher Unemployment
Alan Reynolds New York Post
Stimulus Success: Build America Bonds Working
Stephen Gandel TIME
Low Interest Rates: Steroids for the Rally?
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
The Next Market Meltdown Is Coming In 2012
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Do Stockholders Really Know Best?
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Banking Fix Made Easy With 6 Simple Steps
Roger Lowenstein Bloomberg
The Dodd Bill Is a Permanent TARP
Peter Wallison Wall Street Journal
Driving Business Out of the U.S.
Herbold & Powell Investor's Business Daily
Exposing Myths About China & the Yuan
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
China and the American Jobs Machine
Robert Reich Wall Street Journal


Wednesday, November 18
Few Signs of Recovery Say 'Help Wanted'
Dana Hedgpeth Washington Post
A Long-Term Cure For Unemployment Is Needed
Lee Ohanian Forbes
A Stimulus Bill That Could Save Money
David Leonhardt New York Times
An Alternative Stimulus Plan
Michael Boskin Wall Street Journal
Job Creation & Massive Stimulus Fraud
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
And Now, On to Immigration Reform
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Obama Bows to Japan, Snubs Adam Smith
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
President Zero Sum Goes to Asia
Lawrence Kudlow RealClearPolitics
Why the U.S./China Economic Accord Is Good
Michael Hirsh Newsweek
When Common Sense Tells You to 'Sell'
James Stewart SmartMoney
Are Office Suck-Ups Really Fooling the Boss?
Del Jones USA Today
America's Banks Are Too Small To Succeed
Derek Holt National Post
The Current Monetary Course Is Insane
Todd Harrison MarketWatch
Teaser Rate Suckers U.S. Government
Martin Fridson RealClearMarkets


Thursday, November 19
We Deserve a Transparent Fed
Ron Paul & Jim DeMint Wall Street Journal
Is $6,300 Fair Value for Gold?
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Wall Street's Decade of Exuberant Hubris
Michael Brush MSN Money
Profits Explain Wall Street Pay Pie
Carol Loomis & Doris Burke Fortune
Obama Must Back Dodd's Wall Street Reforms
Robert Scheer The Nation
GS: Lost Its Luster?
Francesco Guerrera & Tom Braithwaite Financial Times
Wells Fargo Needs TARP More Than It Admits
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
'Sick Leave' Rules to Make Us Ill
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Jamaica vs. Singapore: Why the Disparity?
Josh Lerner The American
As Electric Cars Arrive, Where Will They Plug In?
Joseph Szczesny TIME
Obama May Bring a Trade War Home from Asia
Nouriel Roubini Forbes
Post-Mortems Reveal Obvious Risk at Banks
Eric Dash New York Times
Don't Let Banks Hide Bad Assets
Hills Pitt & Ruder Wall Street Journal
'Jobs Saved' Stats Worse Than Meaningless
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets


Friday, November 20
Treasury Yield Plunge Sends Bulls a Warning
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Is Super-Easy Money Fed Creating New Bubbles?
Peter Coy BusinessWeek
The Fed Couldn't Hike Rates Even If It Wanted To
Sammy Abdullah RCM
The Unintended Legacy of Friedman and Schwartz
Penn Bullock Reason
In Dogged Pursuit of a Higher-Yielding Nirvana
Bill Gross PIMCO
The Real Tragedy of AIGs Botched Bailout
Paul Krugman New York Times
What Was Geithner Thinking on AIG?
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Geithner's Stock Is Plummeting
Jeff Madrick The Daily Beast
Tackling Systemic Risk
William Donaldson & Arthur Levitt Financial Times
Why Not Tax Wall Street, Break Up Banks?
William Greider The Nation
Big Banks, Beware of Desperate Democrats
David Reilly Bloomberg
America's Fiscal Deficit May Require Radical Solutions
The Economist
The Republicans Are Hypocrites on Deficits
Bruce Bartlett Forbes
Why No One Expects a Strong Recovery
Jeb Hensarling & Paul Ryan WSJ
Paul Krugman Is Wrong About The Yuan
Shaun Rein Forbes
Saturday, November 21
Don't Be a Sucker, Take Your Stock-Market Gains
Robert Lenzner Forbes
The Market Rally Was Nice While It Lasted
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
Rhodes Scholars Turn to Wall Street
Elliot Gerson Washington Post
Don't Cap Bank Pay, Just Break Up the Banks
Editors The New Republic
No Big Cheers for Obamanomics 101
Fred Barnes The Weekly Standard
A '70s Law Almost Kills Finance
Thomas Sowell Investor's Business Daily
The Coming Deficit Disaster
Douglas Holtz-Eakin Wall Street Journal
Unsteady Future for Broadcast
Tim Arango & Bill Carter New York Times
Candy Spelling Stands Firm at $150M
Lauren Beale Los Angeles Times
Jim Rogers: How I Made My First Million
Interview Financial Times
Scandal: The Talented Mr. Pang
Mark Maremont Wall Street Journal
A Climate 'Crisis'
Anthony Sadar & Susan Cammarata Washington Times
We Must Prevent Future Global Warming
Thomas Kostigen MarketWatch
Can China's Backwaters Save Global Economy?
Michael Schuman TIME
Monday, November 23
Inside AIG's Showdown Over Pay
Gabriel Sherman New York Magazine
Fire Treasury Secretary Geithner? Heck, No
Steven Sears Barron's
Geithner's Crisis Sleepwalk Is Why He Must Go
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
How Much Longer Can Gold Move Up?
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Social Justice: Who Gives, Gets, Decides?
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
The World Can Still Learn From Keynes
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
American Goods Made In China, and Sold There Too
Daniel Gross Slate
Global Warming: Real Action Is Needed
Bill McKibben Washington Post
Copenhagen Will Quite Rightly Fail
Nigel Lawson Times of London
Could Sovereign Debt Be the New Subprime?
Gillian Tett Financial Times
Wall Street: Is It Good to Apologize for Greed?
Chris Farrell BusinessWeek
How to Break Up the Banks
Adrian Blundell-Wignall Wall Street Journal
Doing 'God's Work': A Defense of Wall Street
John Tamny Forbes
Don't Buy the Wall Street Scare Stories
Paul Krugman New York Times


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