RealClearMarkets Week of December 28, 2009 Archives

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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


Tuesday, December 29
It Will Take More Than a Recession To Keep Us Down
Joel Kotkin Forbes
Be Prepared For a Keynesian Hangover
Benn Steil Wall Street Journal
How to Spend a Trillion, If Obama Must Do So
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
Ten Jobs That Will Merit a Pay Raise in Year 2010
Anne Fisher Fortune
Schwarzenegger Seeks the Right Bailout
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets
Bailouts Were the Great 2009 Sideshow
Robert Reich Los Angeles Times
Some Reasonable Resolutions for 2010
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
Stocks Could Rally By Late 2010
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein Forbes
The Market's Long-Term Outlook Is Bad
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Seeking Wisdom from Buffett, Bogle & Buddha
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
New York Definitely Needs Wall Street
Charles Gasparino Huffington Post
Obama's 1st Trade Move: No Big Deal
Sallie James Investor's Business Daily
Texas' Strong Banks Offer National Lessons
Paul Wiseman USA Today
The Crisis Was Way Too Short To Teach Us Lessons
Jay Ralph Bloomberg


Wednesday, December 30
The Most Memorable Financial Stories of 2009
Tom Petruno LA Times
Next Decade Will Be Good for Stock Investors
Matthew Lynn Bloomberg
10 Proven Pros' Stock Picks for 2010
Michael Brush MSN Money
The Counter-Productive Side of Predictions
James Kostohryz Minyanville
Five Ways Apple's Tablet May Change the World
Ben Kunz BusinessWeek
Don't Count Out the Dollar Yet
Barry Eichengreen Motley Fool
20 Years Later, China Avoids Japan's Misteps
Chris Oliver MarketWatch
Actually, Free Trade Isn't So Free
L. Ronald Scheman Washington Times
Despite Economy, U.S. Was Safer In '09
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Big Government's Making Suckers of Us
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Big Business vs. Big Government
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
A Price Tag For Systemic Risk
Viral Acharya & Matthew Richardson Forbes
How Wall Street Wins On The Hill
Grim and Delaney Huffington Post
The Epic Disaster of Fannie & Freddie
Peter Wallison Wall Street Journal


Thursday, December 31
Heart-Stopping Fall, Breathtaking Rally
Vikas Bajaj New York Times
Like Grandma Said, "Time To Watch Your Tush!"
Doug Kass TheStreet
How To Fix Your Finances in 2010
Karen Blumenthal Wall Street Journal
U.S. Must Overcome Its Allergy To Taxes
Matthew Dallek NY Daily News
2009: A Year of Hits Among Investing Misses
Chuck Jaffe MarketWatch
Deficits and Their Consequences
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Time for an Exit Strategy--On the Economy
Editorial Los Angeles Times
So Much for Wall Street Sobering Up on Bonuses
Colin Barr Fortune
The Dems and Wall Street: Peas in a Pod
Vekshi & Kopecki BusinessWeek
Bankers Get $4 Trillion Gift from Barney Frank
David Reilly Bloomberg
Faith in Free-Market Capitalism Is Being Rewarded
Larry Kudlow RCM
Obama Will Soon Discover His Inner Capitalist
Brian Wingfield Forbes
The Best and Worst CEO Buzz of 2009
Jessica Shambora CNNMoney
Dow 36,000? So Much For Predictions
Emma Johnson MSN Money


Saturday, January 2
Why Do We Put Our Faith In Economists?
Ed Conway Daily Telegraph
Measuring the Economics of Happiness
Carol Graham Washington Post
Ron Paul's Economics Are No Longer Fringe
Don Lee Los Angeles Times
When Viewing the Economy, Data Isn't Everything
Amity Shlaes Forbes
Few Called Market Turn, Fewer Predict It Will Last
Tim Paradis TIME
The Best and Worst Investments of 2009
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
For the Developed World, A Decade of Zeros
Floyd Norris New York Times
The Nikkei 225, and Lessons From Its Fall
Vaclav Smil The American
Microsoft Needs a Swift Kick In the Boot-Up
Rich Jaroslovsky Bloomberg
Global Uber-Rich No Longer So Benign
Chrystia Freeland Financial Times
The Climate Crisis Was Too Good to Waste
J.R. Clark and Dwight Lee IBD
The States and the Stimulus Fiscal Burden
Editorial Wall Street Journal
U.S. Loan Efforts Add to Housing Woes
Peter Goodman New York Times
Time to Topple the False Idols of Wall Street
Jim Wallis Washington Post
Monday, January 4
Uncertainty & Slow Recovery
Becker Davis & Murphy Wall Street Journal
The U.S. Economy Has That 1937 Feeling
Paul Krugman New York Times
Unlearnt Lessons of the Great Depression
Harold James Financial Times
In the Great Recession's Aftermath
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Will Stocks' 'Lost Decade' Usher In Another Bull?
Adam Shell USA Today
What Market's Past Can't Tell Investors
Mark Hulbert New York Times
Global Bear Rally Will End In 2010
A. Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Bullish Market Tidings As We Move Into 2010
Michael Santoli Barron's
Bringing Overpaid Executives to Heel
Moshe Adler Los Angeles Times
Does Whole Foods Know What's Best?
Nick Paumgarten The New Yorker
Avatar: A Revealing Mirror On Our Culture
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Economic Strategy: The Big Apple's Big Problem
Joel Kotkin Newsweek
Pres. Obama's Ill-Advised Small-Business Tax Cuts
John Tamny Forbes
Congress Rides Into Sunset, With Your Wallet
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg


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