RealClearMarkets Week of December 14, 2009 Archives

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Monday, December 14
It's Time to Kill These Job-Destroyers
Charles Lane Washington Post
Job Market Worsens for Recent College Grads
Don Lee Los Angeles Times
Tax Cuts Might Do What Spending Hasn't
Greg Mankiw New York Times
Hypocrisy Is the NCAA Football Plantation
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Obama vs. the Banks: The Pressure Intensifies
Massimo Calabresi TIME
How Banks Can Profit, Save the Planet
Boris Johnson Daily Telegraph
Economic Disaster and Naive Denial
Paul Krugman New York Times
We Must Protect the Fed's Independence
Mort Zuckerman Financial Times
Hoping For a Terrific 2010: Stock Pros Vary
Adam Shell USA Today
The Rally May Be Running Out of Time
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
What's Wrong with Gentrification?
Adam Sternbergh New York Magazine
Fan/Fred Support Was Bipartisan
Thomas Sowell Investor's Business Daily
Bubble: Seeking An Overused Word's Banishment
John Tamny Forbes
The US Budget Deficit Defies Gravity
J.T. Young Washington Times


Tuesday, December 15
Expect Recession Repeat Without Obama Truce
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
The Recession Is Over: No Thanks to Stimulus
Wesbury & Stein Forbes
It's Time to Shrink Too Big To Fail to Fallible
Editorial New York Times
While Copenhagen Talks, Exxon Bets $41B
Damian Reece Daily Telegraph
Misplaced Nostalgia for the Gold Standard
Randall Forsyth Barron's
How Likely Is Hyperinflation In the Future?
Peter Bernholz American
Why Everyone Read Samuelson
David Henderson Wall Street Journal
Medicare Buy-In Is the Wrong Prescription
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets
High Frequency Trading Is Only Natural
Burton Malkiel Financial Times
Why Citi's TARP Repayment Will Hurt the Bank
Stephen Gandel TIME
Obama Should Ease Up On the Banks
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
TARP Paybacks: A Raw Deal for the US?
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Don't Worry, Main Street Was Bailed Out
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Wall Street Shows Obama Who's Boss
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times


Wednesday, December 16
The Case for Optimism On the Economy
Alan Blinder Wall Street Journal
More Data Confirms Bernanke Is Wrong
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Understanding the Middle Class Collapse
Les Leopold The Huffington Post
A Decade of Booms, Busts and Bubbles
Todd Harrison MarketWatch
After TARP, Banks Free to Fail Again
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
As Goldman Thrives, A Fading Ethos?
Jenny Anderson New York Times
A Better Way to Crack Down On Banker Pay
James Stewart SmartMoney
Wall Street's Closest Critics Blast Their Own
Susan Antilla Bloomberg
12 Trillion Dollar Lessons From Saving Fat Cats
Robert Lenzner Forbes
Tiger Woods and the Wages of Sin
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Manmade Warming Quickly Dissolves
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
How to Truly Hold the Rich to Their Word
Jeffrey Sachs Financial Times
The Backdating Molehill Revisited
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
If Healthcare Fails, So Will Innovation
David Leonhardt New York Times


Thursday, December 17
Curbing Big Banks: Draw the Damn Line
Robert Borosage Huffington Post
The Problem Isn't the Banks, It's Obama
Mark Calabria New York Post
Here's Why Banks Aren't Lending
Gerald O'Driscoll Jr. Wall Street Journal
How America Let Banks Off the Leash
John Gapper Financial Times
5 Lessons for Next Time Banks Come Begging
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Bank Failures May Accelerate in 2010
Philip van Doorn TheStreet.com
Debt Disaster Fears Rumble Across Europe
Polya Lesova MarketWatch
Only One Way Out from Our Debt Trap
Edmund Conway Daily Telegraph
2009 Could Spiral Into 1937 If We Cave Into Fears
Mikka Pineda Forbes
No News Is Good News From the FOMC
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Why the Fed Will Be Sidelined in 2010
Michael Pento RealClearMarkets
FTC Suit Against Intel Could Spur Innovation
Editorial New York Times
Will This Wind Up Being Intel's Waterloo?
Roger Parloff Fortune
The High Cost of Health Reform
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Hedge Fund King's Ex-Wife Goes for the Throat
Anderson & Kouwe NYT


Friday, December 18
The Economy Is Accelerating Faster Than You Think
David Ranson RCM
Today's Economic Stability is Still Worryingly Fragile
The Economist
Flight-to-Safety Crowd May Be in for Bumpy Landing
Colin Barr Fortune
Is the Chinese Market Bubble Ready to Burst?
Robert Cutler Asia Times
Another Greek Bearing Fiscal Promises
Floyd Norris New York Times
Sovereign CDS Under Painful Spotlight
Gillian Tett Financial Times
It's Time to Stop the U.S. Debt Tsunami
David Broder Washington Post
The Costliest Failure in U.S. History
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Another Budget Commission Is a Waste of Time
Bruce Bartlett Forbes
The Dollar's Woes Are Anything But Amusing
William Pesek Bloomberg
Contrarians Are Still Cautious About Gold
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
How Iraq is Squeezing Out Big Oil
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Agencies in Brawl Over Bank Control
Damian Paletta Wall Street Journal
Small Businesses Face Another Tough Year
Elizabeth Blackwell TheStreet
Citigroup: The Problem That Won't Go Away
Justin Rohrlich Minyanville
Saturday, December 19
Absent Broad Support, Bernanke Should Withdraw
Larry Kudlow RCM
Taking a Look at Bernanke's Economic "Plan"
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
The Top Five Investing Lessons of 2005
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
Americans Are Saving: How'd That Happen?
Ron Lieber New York Times
Pittsburgh Plays the No-Growth Game of Brain Drain
Jim Russell Forbes
Pres. Obama's Vote-Buying Dilemma
Monty Pelerin American Thinker
Global Warming Denial Is Reckless
Malcolm Turnbull Times of London
Capping Carbon, Crushing Our Spirits
Robert Tracinski RealClearMarkets
Africa Must Exploit All Energy Sources
Mo Ibrahim Financial Times
The Crude (Oil) World and Its Dark Lessons
Mark Sorkin The Nation
B-School Explains Why We Can't 'Make'
Noam Scheiber The New Republic
Not All Banks Are Created Alike
Robert Wilmers Wall Street Journal
Mortgage Cramdowns, R.I.P. (For Now?)
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
A Finance Crisis Is a Terrible Thing to Waste
Paul Barrett BusinessWeek
Monday, December 21
The Fed Was Blind
Binyamin Applebaum & David Cho Washington Post
Washington Dominates and Distorts Credit Markets
Steve Forbes Forbes
Time Magazine's Men of the Broken Decade
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Volcker Is Right About Glass-Steagall
William Rees-Mogg Times of London
The Perverse Economics of Climate Modeling
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Marxist Professors Are Gift to Climate Skeptics
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
Tiger Business Is More Than Tiger Woods
James Surowiecki New Yorker
Spending To a Depression?
Scott Powell & Ron Laurent Washington Times
Out-of-Control Spending Will Bite Us
Irwin Stelzer The Weekly Standard
Deficit Reduction Plan = Tax Hike
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Harvard's Berkman Bungles Broadband
Bret Swanson RealClearMarkets
The 'Global Imbalances' Myth
Zachary Karabell Wall Street Journal
A Falling Dollar Hurts Exporters and Importers
John Tamny Forbes
AIG: Show Us the E-Mail
Eliot Spitzer Frank Partnoy & William Black NYT


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