RealClearMarkets Week of December 21, 2009 Archives

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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


Tuesday, December 22
Repaying TARP, Reaping Big Fees
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Did Deregulation Cause the Crash?
James Keller Claremont Review
Taxpayers Lose In Citigroup's Payback Plan
Zach Carter The Nation
The Cruci-'Fiction' of Fed Chairman Bernanke
Michael Hirsh Newsweek
The Estate Tax: Is 2010 a Good Year to Die?
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets
8 Things for Markets to Watch Out for In 2010
Matthew Lynn Bloomberg
8 Reason Bill Gross's 'New Normal' Is Old News
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Jobless MBAs Seek Solace In Support Groups
Alison Damast BusinessWeek
It's Time for Climate Change Plan B
Nigel Lawson Wall Street Journal
Silicon Valley Shifts to Green Technology
Julie Schmit USA Today
George Melloan's Uncommon Wisdom
Bret Stephens Wall Street Journal
What Christmas Tells Us About Big Government
Wesbury & Stein Forbes
Socialism Creeps As America Sleeps
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Lamenting the Forgotten, Who Were Not Bailed Out
John Tamny RCM


Wednesday, December 23
Financial Regs: Some Common Sense, Please
Chris Farrell BusinessWeek
Citi Remains D.C's Biggest Challenge
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
Billionaires Walk Debts, So Why Not Homeowners?
Daniel Gross Slate
Customers Flock to Blackballed Stores
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Don't Blame Obama for the Jobless Rate
Jonathan Chait New Republic
Q3 GDP & the Ongoing Private-Sector Recession
Joshua Zumbrun Forbes
The Yield Curve Signals Bigger Growth
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
There's No Substitute for Fossil Fuels
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Can U.S. Escape a Debt Death Spiral?
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Companies That Kept Giving In 2009
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
Why Is Ayn Rand So Popular Right Now?
Jay Richards The American
Last Call On Reforming Health Bill
David Leonhardt New York Times
Harry Reid's Bill Will Kill Insurers
Richard Epstein Wall Street Journal
'New Normal' Tops '09 List of Overused Terms
Caroline Baum Bloomberg


Thursday, December 24
Banks Bundled Bad Debt, Issued It and Won
Morgenson & Story NY Times
Interest Rates, Business Cycles, Booms and Busts
Steve Hanke Globe Asia
Amid a Global Crisis, China Enters Third Act
Christopher Hayes Nation
Commodities Will Crawl In 2010
Nouriel Roubini & Rachel Ziemba Forbes
Top B-School Stories of 2009
Alison Damast & Geoff Gloeckler BusinessWeek
What I Learned About Valuation & Risk In '09
Randall Forsyth Barron's
The Stock Market Speaks: Change Isn't Good
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
The Health Bill Is a Great Achievement
Jonathan Chait The New Republic
Kiss Your Health Plan Goodbye
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
I'm Dreaming Of a Cashless Christmas
Edmund Conway Daily Telegraph
Internet Shoppers Should Pay Taxes
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Child-Safety Laws Are Killing Jobs
Anne Northrup Wall Street Journal
How Corruption Stalks the Stimulus
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Move Over, Ben, Meet a Real Man of the Year
John Crudele New York Post


Saturday, December 26
Wall St.: One More Unpredictable Week To Go
Julianne Pepitone Fortune
Sentiment Is Bullish, But Not a Stampede
Laura Mandaro MarketWatch
There's No Going Back To Where We Started
Andrew Ross SF Chronicle
Mr. President, Put Down That Shovel!
Andy Kessler Wall Street Journal
Welcome to the Back-Scratching Economy
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
Citi's Crystal Ball Is Too Fogged Up to Work
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Thinking Hard About Retirement & Death
Paul Sullivan New York Times
Consumers Take on Role of a Regulator
Lyndsey Layton Washington Post
Are Gift Cards The Gift Retailers Need?
Anne D'Innocenzio USA Today
3 Key Trends for Investors and Savers in 2010
Tom Petruno LA Times
Best And Worst Mutual Funds Of The Decade
Asher Hawkins Forbes
How Is the Bond Market Looking in 2010?
David Bogoslaw BusinessWeek
Monday, December 28
The Last Decade Was a Big Economic Zero
Paul Krugman New York Times
The Decade When the World Tilted East
Niall Ferguson Financial Times
At Bailing Out, Stimulus Spending Fails
Brian Riedl Washington Times
The Cloning of Fannie & Freddie
Jonathan GS Koppell Wall Street Journal
When a Tax (Cadillac) Just Isn't a Tax
Jonathan Gruber Washington Post
The IRS Puts a Bull's-Eye On Success
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Tech Predictions Are Mostly Bunk
L. Gordon Crovitz Wall Street Journal
How Google Stole Microsoft's Thunder
Murad Ahmed Times of London
Patience, Please, With That Investment Plan
Paul Lim New York Times
Let the Market's Good Times Roll
Hugo Lindgren New York Magazine
Remember, It's All About Capital, Stupid!
Bill Flax RealClearMarkets
The Consumer's Essential Economic Role
Jeff Korzenik MarketWatch
No, It's An Economy's Savers Who Truly Stimulate
John Tamny Forbes
The Central Problem: Our Fed
Robert Klein & George Reisman Barron's


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