RealClearMarkets Week of January 18, 2010 Archives

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Monday, January 18
For 'Safe' Investors, a Challenging Year
Jeff Sommer New York Times
The Wall Street Bonus Pay Puzzle
Roberst Samuelson Washington Post
The Bank Tax Is Just More Demagoguery
Peter Morici RealClearMarkets
Google's Defeat Foretells China's Global Rule
Martin Jacques Newsweek
Why Beijing Is Making a Huge Mistake With Google
Daniel Gross Slate
The Great Depression and U.S. Culture
Christopher Benfey New Republic
How Would MLK Have Responded to the Crisis?
Mark Engler The Nation
ECB Sets for Greek Eruption
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
He's Not Steve Jobs, But the Tycoon May Fix It
William Pesek Bloomberg
How to Rebuild Haiti, From Scratch
Jeffrey Sachs Washington Post
Ben Bernanke and the Inflation Beast
Greg Mankiw New York Times
Ominous 1930s Lessons for Europe
Paul De Grauwe Financial Times
Innovation Will Save the U.S. Economy
Kyle Smith New York Post
The Jobs Outlook Misreads How Jobs Are Created
John Tamny Forbes


Tuesday, January 19
Restoring Faith In Financial Markets
John Bogle Wall Street Journal
Banks: 'Big' Is In Eye of the Beholder
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Bank Levy Won't Stop Doomsday Cycle
Boone & Johnson Financial Times
White House Solutions Create New Problems
John Crudele New York Post
Let 'Street' Run Wild, Without My Money
Allan Sloan Washington Post
It's Time to Freeze Government Wages
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets
Why Stocks Are Still Undervalued
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
10 Reasons Why Obama Is Failing Investors
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
On Its Way: Warren Buffett for the Masses
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
Google Gets Right Message to China's Police State
David Pauly Bloomberg
The Campus Invasion of the European Economists
Guy Sorman Forbes
To Help Haiti Grow, End Foreign Aid
Bret Stephens Wall Street Journal
Paying Individuals to Remain Unemployed
Bill Flax RealClearMarkets
Inside the Washington Post's Collapse
Gabriel Sherman The New Republic


Wednesday, January 20
Tim Geithner's Lifelong Love of Bailouts
Mark Calabria New York Post
The Big Banks' Pathetic, Anti-Tax Argument
Daniel Gross Slate
Obama's Double-Dealing Bank Tax
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
Bank Tax Will 'Right-Size' Wall Street
David Stockman New York Times
Health Reform's Conspiracy Against Taxpayers
Steven Malanga RCM
Health Care Reform Is Not Dead
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
New High Data Suggests New Highs Ahead
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
How U.S. Elections Affect the Market
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein Forbes
Gridlock Wins, and That's Bullish for Stocks
Randall Forsyth Barron's
What's Good for Google Is Good for China
James Stewart SmartMoney
Intervention Drove Depression
Thomas Sowell Investor's Business Daily
Society's Producers Are Under Attack
Steve Borowski RealClearMarkets
Washington Is Deaf to Deficit Warnings
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Fed Should Read Its Own Memo On Rate Risk
Caroline Baum Bloomberg


Thursday, January 21
The Global Debt Bomb Is Ticking
Daniel Fisher Forbes
Why Mortgage Modification Fails
Arkadi Kuhlmann Wall Street Journal
Crash of 2008 Winner: Bear Market is Back
Peter Brimelow MarketWatch
Is China's Economy Growing Too Fast?
The Economist
Overcapacity & Inflation Loom in China
David Pilling Financial Times
USD Rally: What Investors Should Watch
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
Obama Can Learn from Francois Mitterrand
Shawn Tully Fortune
The Futility of Wall Street 'Reform'
Martin Hutchinson Asia Times
The Bank Tax Is Short On Deterrents
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Obama Should Start Hammering Banks
Simon Johnson New Republic
SEC Can Be Deaf to Whistleblowing
Zachary Goldfarb Washington Post
Time to Elevate Entrepreneurs
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Can Europe's Troubled IMF Borrowers Repay?
Nouriel Roubini Forbes
Saving Haiti's Poor from Jeffrey Sachs
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Haiti Needs Business Investors, Factories
Nicholas Kristof New York Times


Friday, January 22
The Great Recession Continues
Mortimer Zuckerman Wall Street Journal
Smooth Sailing for Now, But Icebergs Lie Ahead
Jim Jubak MSN Money
There's No Iniquity In Income Inequality
Bill Flax RealClearMarkets
Wall Street Really Needs a Bomb Squad
William Cohan New York Times
Goldman's Escape Route Might Be Private Road
David Reilly Bloomberg
Size Didn't Kill Banks, but Cluelessness Did
Editorial Times of London
Banks Didn't Cause Collapse, Gov't Did
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
President Brings Sanity Back to Banking
David Weidner MarketWatch
Bank Fix Goes Too Far, Not Enough
Sebastian Mallaby Washington Post
Barack Obama Is Right About Moral Hazard
Editorial Wall Street Journal
It's About Tax Cuts, and Spending Cuts
Larry Kudlow RealClearPolitics
Housing: The Great 18-Year Real Estate Cycle
Steve Hanke Globe Asia
The Federal Reserve Should Go Back to Basics
David Malpass Forbes
Federal Reserve Money Isn't Inflationary
Torgeir Hoien RealClearMarkets
Saturday, January 23
'Too Big Too Fail' Notion Ensures Huge Risks
John Cochrane Regulation
It's Time to End Global Boom and Bust
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
Bernanke Is Under Siege
Neil Irwin & Lori Montgomery Washington Post
Future Gains In the Market Will Be Harder Won
Robert Lenzner Forbes
Don't Bet On Another Big, Bearish Trend
Michael Santoli Barron's
Obama Disappoints On Banking Reform
Peter Morici RealClearMarkets
Obama's Bank Plan Is a Start
Acharaya & Richardson Financial Times
Has Obama Taken Bank Attacks Too Far?
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Will New Rules Tame Wall Street Tiger?
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
Obama Must Keep Families In Their Homes
Editorial New York Times
What Haiti Needs Is a Lot More Adam Smith
Peter Foster National Post
Unions Are Destroying California
Steven Greenhut Wall Street Journal
Credit Crisis Creates a Lost Generation
David Blanchflower Bloomberg
Bond Investors, Pay Attention to Europe
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
Monday, January 25
Economists Compete to Make Sense of Finance
Rana Foroohar Newsweek
Common-Sense Economics and a 3rd Party?
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Two Cheers For Obama's Bank Reform Plan
Roger Bootle Daily Telegraph
Obama's Bank Reforms Don't Add Up
Peter Wallison Wall Street Journal
Why Bankers Haven't Earned Big Bonuses
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Full Employment By the Mid-Decade?
Alfred Tella RealClearMarkets
The Japanese Economic Giant Is Stirring
Bill Emmott Times of London
10 Stocks I Wouldn't Touch With a 10-Foot Pole
John Dorfman Bloomberg
Why Cable Firms Bundle Channels
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
Apple's Tablet & the Future of Literature
Daniel Akst Los Angeles Times
China's $2.4 Trillion Global Grip
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Tim Geithner Will Likely Be the First to Go
William Greider The Nation
Inflation Is Always and Everywhere Badly Defined
John Tamny Forbes
Bernanke Is the Best We've Got For Now
Paul Krugman New York Times


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