RealClearMarkets Week of November 23, 2009 Archives

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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


Tuesday, November 24
Deficits Are Killing Us
George Melloan Wall Street Journal
Deficit Spending Is a Cure For Our Troubles
William Greider The Nation
Why the Dollar Will Remain Weak for Some Time
Albert Bozzo CNBC
Don't Get Carried Away by Housing Numbers
Joshua Zumbrun Forbes
It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like a 'W'
Irwin Kellner MarketWatch
Another Lost Decade for Investors?
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Will Jobs Be Obama's Katrina?
Arianna Huffington Huffington Post
Obama's Trumped-Up Job Count Flunks Test
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
Goldman's Got a Big Bull's-Eye on Its Back
Brendan Moynihan Bloomberg
Goldman Sachs: The Case for the Defense
William Cohan Financial Times
Beware the Result of Bailout Outrage
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
State Taxes Produce Wild Revenue Swings
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets
A Chinese-Owned GM? It Could Happen
Chris Isidore CNNMoney
How We Can Move Past the US-China Impasse
Editorial Washington Post


Wednesday, November 25
Behind the Great Stock Rally of 2009
Farzad and Kalwarski BusinessWeek
Elliott Wave Adviser Even More Bearish
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Heed the Danger of Asset Bubbles
Robert Zoellick Financial Times
No Bank Lending, No Economic Recovery
Colin Barr Fortune
Housing May Be Nearing New Dip
Streitfeld & Hernandez New York Times
Give Us Fiscal Austerity, But Not Quite Yet
Martin Wolf Financial Times
Finding the Right Fix for 'Too Big to Fail'
Mortimer Zuckerman WSJ
Whose Side Is Obama On Anyway?
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
The Ugly AIG Post-Mortem
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
Storm Clouds Gathering Around Geithner
Thomas Cooley Forbes
Big Labor's Mega-Dollar Bailout
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
The Case for Deficit Spending
John Judis New Republic
The Stimulus' Bogus 'Jobs Saved'
Jacob Sullum New York Post
BlackRock, Wall Street's Newest Giant
Roya Wolverson SmartMoney
The Mayflower's Pilgrim Capitalists
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets


Thursday, November 26
Mr. President: Another Helping of FDR, Please
John Nichols The Nation
Stocks Really Don't Care If You're Thankful
Chuck Jaffe MarketWatch
Smart Investors Will Run With the Gold Bulls
Robert Lenzner Forbes
Geithner Is Not the Dems' Biggest Problem
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Let Competition Safeguard the Markets
Maurice Saatchi Financial Times
I Can't Find the Communists In Communist China
Daniel Gross Slate
Christmas Time and the Gift of Not Giving
George Will Washington Post
Will the World Go Shopping In December?
Nouriel Roubini Forbes
Prepping, Bracing for New Emissions Rules
Jad Mouawad New York Times
The Climate Scandal's Wakeup Call
Joseph Bast Investor's Business Daily
2009: Tracking the Past Year In Charts
Steve Hanke Globe Asia
'No More Lehmans' Mindset Handcuffs Reform
David Reilly Bloomberg
As One Crisis Recedes, Another Begins?
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
How Central Banks Should Deal w/ Bubbles
William Watson National Post


Friday, November 27
Bank Stocks' Woes Could Be Contagious
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
It's Time to Tax the Market Speculators
Paul Krugman New York Times
Still Doing God's Work On Wall Street
Robert Scheer The Nation
Keeping Derivatives Trades In the Dark
Floyd Norris New York Times
'Cap and Trade Is Dead'
Kimberley Strassel Wall Street Journal
Don't Deny Warming Over E-Mails
Eugene Robinson Washington Post
No More Short-Term Thinking
Al Gore & David Blood Financial Times
It's Time to Get Rid of the 'Death Tax'
Ed Feulner Washington Times
1975: Thatcher and Government Motors
Claire Berlinski City Journal
Investing In India: Art of the Impossible?
Roger Bate The American
Dubai Gambles Its Financial Reputation
Jim Krane Financial Times
De Soto: Shining a Light On Shadow Economies
Elisabeth Eaves Forbes
Bernanke Goes From Helicopter to Beijing Ben
William Pesek Bloomberg
How Long Can Chinese Banks Roll Over Bad Debt?
Gordon Chang Forbes
Saturday, November 28
The Right Reform For the Fed
Ben Bernanke Washington Post
Ben Bernanke's Neck Is On the Line
Julian Delasantellis Asia Times
Lack of Candor and the AIG Bailout
Peter Wallison Wall Street Journal
How Denial Led to the Downfall of Dubai
Roula Khalaf Financial Times
Dubai Default Risk May Be Big US Bank Problem
Les Christie CNNMoney
US Banks Less Exposed to Dubai Than Europe
Alistair Barr MarketWatch
Dubai Shows Limits of Government Rescues
Rita Nazareth Bloomberg
Flashy Dubai's Debt & Abu Dhabi Schadenfreude
Paul Maidment Forbes
Where Commodities Are Headed Next
Chris Vermeulen TheStreet.com
Jim Rogers Talks Gold & Tim Geithner
Maria Bartiromo BusinessWeek
Weak Housing Market Weighs on the Economy
Editorial New York Times
Navigating Jobs Crisis: Households Need Bailout, Too
Jan Kregel HuffPo
Time To Prepare for Next Bubble?
Gregory Zuckerman Wall Street Journal
Chinese Stocks Are Set to Lead the World
Anthony Bolton Financial Times
Ayn Rand, Capitalism's Wicked Witch
Allen Barra The Daily Beast
Ethanol Is a Total Disaster
Russell Harding New York Times
The Cost Of War: Are Americans Willing to Pay It?
Bruce Bartlett Forbes
Monday, November 30
Economic Weakness Puts the Empire at Risk
Niall Ferguson Newsweek
Much Ado About Default In Dubai
Zachary Karabell Wall Street Journal
The Fed 'Reform' We Do Not Want
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
By All Means, Let Congress Audit the Fed
Michael Maiello Forbes
Let's Get Ready For a Weak-Dollar World
Jeffrey Garten Financial Times
The Dollar Is the Next Financial Crisis
Liam Halligan Daily Telegraph
Returns On Money Are Back In Vogue
Bill Gross Pimco Asset Management
Can Stocks Hold Onto Their 2009 Gains?
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
The Dangers Of An Overheated China
Tyler Cowen New York Times
China Needs a Generation to Catch Up
George Magnus Times of London
How Fannie and Freddie Sank
Thomas Sowell Investor's Business Daily
He Wants to Save Your Yuppie Soul
Joseph Hooper New York Magazine
Government Spending, Taxes and the Constitution
John Tamny Forbes
It's Time For An Emergency Jobs Program
Paul Krugman New York Times


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