RealClearMarkets Week of January 25, 2010 Archives

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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


Tuesday, January 26
Still Needed: A Sheriff of Finance
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
But Private Finance Didn't Cause the Recession
Wesbury & Stein Forbes
Don't Use Size to Limit Banking Risk
Raghuram Rajan Financial Times
Welcome Back to the Economy, Mr. Volcker
John Crudele New York Post
A Goldman Sachs Parachute Awaits Geithner
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
A "Scaled Back" Health Bill Won't Work
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets
Can American Culture Survive Google?
Lawrence Lessig New Republic
'Avatar' Is About Boosting Property Rights
David Boaz Los Angeles Times
Birth: Our Vanishing Ultimate Resource
Steven Malanga City Journal
On the Economy, Obama Turns a Bit Japanese
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
Capt. Bernanke Is Sinking the U.S.S. Titanic
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Congress Is Politicizing the Fed
Richard Fisher Wall Street Journal
It's Time for Ben Bernanke to Resign
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Now's No Time To Switch Horses Midstream
James Hamilton Econbrowser


Wednesday, January 27
Could California Really Default?
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Is Obama Really Breaking Up the Banks?
Noam Scheiber New Republic
Appalled In Greenwich, Connecticut
Cliff Asness StumblingOnTruth.com
Bank Bashing Makes Wall Street Tax Riskier
Ann Woolner Bloomberg
Bank Reform Is Fundamentally Inconsistent
Vincent Reinhart American
The Washington Witch Hunt Hits Home
Todd Harrison MarketWatch
The Man Who Walked Away from Goldman
William Cohan Fortune
A Never-Ending Goldman-AIG Saga
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
Financial Posturing and 'Too Big to Fail' Failure
Steve Forbes Forbes
Block Ben Bernanke, Then Take Back the Fed
John Nichols The Nation
What the Deflationists Are Missing
David Galland RealClearMarkets
The State of the U.S. Is Quite Wretched
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
About the Economy, Let's Be Adults
Thomas Friedman New York Times
Greed and Fear Paint an Indelible Market Landscape
Bill Gross Pimco


Thursday, January 28
The Fed's Exit Strategy Will Surely Fail
Allan Meltzer Wall Street Journal
Bernanke Is the Federal Reserve's Best Man
Alan Blinder New York Times
Bernanke Is Unfit to Be Chairman
William Shughart Washington Times
Don't Fire Fed Chairman Bernanke
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Ben Bernanke Has Passed His Sell-By Date
Simon Constable MarketWatch
A New Health-Reform Agenda
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
What Was Missed at AIG-Geithner Hearings
John Crudele New York Post
Blankfein Avoids Sorry As London Risks Suicide
Mark Gilbert Bloomberg
India Versus China: Whose Economy Is Better?
Michael Schuman TIME
College Endowments: Worst Year Since 1930s
Louis Lavelle BusinessWeek
Steve Jobs to Our Economic Rescue?
Rich Karlgaard Wall Street Journal
IPad Is Revolutionary, and Maybe More
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
REVIEW: How Capitalism Will Save Us
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
High Debt, Low Growth
Carmen Reinhart & Kenneth Rogoff Financial Times


Friday, January 29
Chairman Bernanke's Simple Task
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Ben On Shaky Footing
Jon Hilsenrath & Sudeep Reddy Wall Street Journal
Calls For a New Bretton Woods Aren't So Mad
Gillian Tett Financial Times
Obama's Bank Plan Is a Good First Step
Joseph Stiglitz Los Angeles Times
Why the U.S. Needs Consistent Banking Laws
V. Gerard Comizio Forbes
Will Bank-Bashing Help Pres?
Michael Grunwald & Michael Scherer Time
Common Sense Says Goldman Is Going Nowhere
Colin Barr Fortune
Why Did Geithner Sign Off On AIG's Bailout?
Greg Kaufmann The Nation
Spending-Cut Proposals Are Gimmicks
Paul Krugman New York Times
Equal Incomes Often Mean Equal Poverty
Antonia Senior Times of London
Three Reasons to Shrug Off Asian Stock Selloff
William Pesek Bloomberg
The U.S. Economy's Certain Uncertainty
J.T. Young Washington Times
Recovery Depends On Jobs at Small Businesses
Paul Sarvadi Bloomberg
With Job Creation, First Do No Harm
Josh Barro Investor's Business Daily
Saturday, January 30
This Time Is Different
John Mauldin Thoughts from the Frontline
The US's Economy Expanded--Did Yours?
Tobin Harshaw New York Times
Stocks: So Goes January, So Goes The Year?
Edward Krudy Reuters
January Barometer Not All It's Cracked Up To Be
John Dobosz Forbes
Stock Market Gets Past Some Obstacles
Jason Schwarz TheStreet.com
Placing Your Investing Chips in the Right Countries
Jason Zweig WSJ
Fund Manager Switch: Investing Red Flag
Jonathan Burton MarketWatch
A New Price War Brewing in Online Trading?
Theresa Carey Barron's
Ten Red-Hot Tech Stocks for 2010
Chana Schoenberger MSN Money
Five of My Favorite Penny Stocks for 2010
Jamie Dlugosch TheStreet.com
Foreclosure Plague Spreads: 10 New Hot Spots
Les Christie CNNMoney
A Helpful Memorandum to Lloyd Blankfein
Michael Lewis Bloomberg
The Gang of Five, and How They Nearly Ruined Us
Daniel Gross Slate
See New Movie "Payback" Starring Barack Obama
Geoff Colvin Fortune
Monday, February 1
Two Days That Upended Wall Street
Henry Paulson Wall Street Journal
How to Reform Our Financial System
Paul Volcker New York Times
Four More Years of Ben Is Good For the Country
Don Luskin SmartMoney
Some Things Are Worse Than Uncertainty
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard
M&A In 2010: More Bumpy Than a Boom
David Bogoslaw BusinessWeek
Obama's Quiet Regulation Revolution
John Judis The New Republic
Barack Obama's Bank Tax Gamble
Douglas Smith Washington Times
Time for the Bulls To Tap the Brakes at Least
Robert Lenzner Forbes
The U.S. Economy Is In Major Trouble
Peter Morici RealClearMarkets
Stuck In Neutral? Reset Economic Mood
Robert Shiller New York Times
Behind the 5.7 % GDP Growth Number
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
GDP: An Obsolete Measure of Economic Progress?
Judith Schwartz Time
Health Care, and the 16 Percent of GDP Canard
John Tamny Forbes
Before Spending More, Spend Better
Robert Samuelson Washington Post


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