RealClearMarkets Week of March 1, 2010 Archives

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Monday, March 1
Rupert Murdoch Is Not Going Gently
Gabriel Sherman New York Magazine
Very Few People Foresaw the Great Recession
John Dorfman Bloomberg
Don't Go Wobbly, Mr. Bernanke
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Why B-Schools Set Entrepreneurs Up for Failure
Sramana Mitra Forbes
Hedge Funds Aren't Dead, Just Old and a Bit Fat
Barton Biggs Newsweek
Mr. Buffett's Bargain Shopping Spree
Graham Bowley New York Times
Is China Really So Scary?
Steven Mufson & John Pomfret Washington Post
Hoosiers and Health Savings Accounts
Mitch Daniels Wall Street Journal
What Do We Need Health Insurers For?
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Wanted: An Outbreak of Euro Rage In Europe
David Marsh MarketWatch
We Can Handle Decades of Rising Deficits
Andrew Scott Financial Times
Fiscal Policy In the U.S. Has Gone Wild
Irwin Stelzer The Weekly Standard
No Finance Bill Is Better Than Weak Bill
Paul Krugman New York Times
Volcker Rule Is a Banking Crisis Waiting to Happen
John Tamny Forbes


Tuesday, March 2
The Last Epic Bull Market Was 10 Years Ago
Allan Sloan Washington Post
And Now Get Ready for a Bull Market In Munis
Joe Mysak Bloomberg
How Do You Choose Stocks for the Long-Term?
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Time to Outlaw Credit Default Swaps
Wolfgang Munchau Financial Times
Free Markets Fight Discrimation
Thomas Sowell Investor's Business Daily
"Innovation" Alone Won't Fix Entitlements
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets
How About We Cut Government Worker Pay?
Wesbury & Stein Forbes
Tailoring Job Relief to the United States
John Powell Washington Post
We Are Very Worried About the Economy
John Crudele New York Post
Earth's Economic Model Is Broken
Mahall & Bormann Los Angeles Times
How Friedman & UChicago Saved Chile
Bret Stephens Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Is Taking Another 20% From You
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
The Mystery of Martin Wolf's Influence
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Buffett Casts a Wary Eye On Bankers
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times


Wednesday, March 3
In Tracking the Recovery, Jagged Lines
David Leonhardt New York Times
Can You Exit a Debt Crisis By Adding Even More Debt?
Bill Gross Pimco
Europe's Original Sin
Charles Forelle & Stephen Fidler Wall Street Journal
We Need a Plan B to Curb Debt Headwinds
William White Financial Times
The White House Goes National with Living Wages
Steven Malanga RCM
How High Could the Top Rate of U.S. Taxation Go?
Erik Heinrich Time
Collectivism's Record of Failure
Ralph Reiland The American Spectator
Health Care Is a Good, Not a Natural Right
Bill Flax RealClearMarkets
Warren Buffett Is Not Good; Berkshire Is No Buy
David Serchuk Forbes
Dogs of the Dow Teach Investors New Tricks
John Prestbo MarketWatch
Wall Street's Financial Aftershocks
Harold Meyerson Washington Post
Banks Begin Post-Crisis Image Repair
Nathaniel Popper Los Angeles Times
Will Dodd Bargain Away Consumer Protection?
John Nichols The Nation
Consumer Protection Led to Crisis
Mark Calabria Investor's Business Daily


Thursday, March 4
Let's Bring Back the Robber Barons
Daniel Henninger Wall Street Journal
Traders Seek Next Greece
Nelson Schwartz & Graham Bowley NY Times
Don't Blame Swap Vigilantes for Euro Failures
Mark Gilbert Bloomberg
Blaming Hedge Funds Means Crisis Is Over
David Callaway MarketWatch
Greece's Fiscal Crisis: Now Comes the Real Pain
The Economist
We Must Learn from Japan's Lost Years
Edmund Conway Daily Telegraph
Beijing Ought to Dump U.S. Debt
Mike Cosgrove Investor's Business Daily
The 7 Words That Will Save America
Morgan Housel The Motley Fool
D.C.'s "High Road" to Robbery
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Housing: Hope on the Horizon
Peter Coy and John Gittelsohn BusinessWeek
Why the US Postal Service Is Destined to Fail
Jarrod Dicker Minyanville
The Outlook for South America
Roubini Delgado and Maldonado Forbes
What Comes Next After Toyota's Reckoning?
Ted Leonsis AOL News
Real Maine Men Have a Wife Who's a Teacher
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg


Friday, March 5
Deficit Obsession Is a Distraction We Can't Afford
Zachary Karabell Time
How Much Does the National Debt Really Matter?
Bruce Bartlett Forbes
A Tale of Two Great Depressions
David Friedman Investor's Business Daily
What Is the Unemployment Rate Saying?
Alfred Tella RealClearMarkets
Expect a 'Snow Job' From the Jobless Report
John Crudele New York Post
It Most Certainly Pays to Work for Uncle Sam
Dennis Cauchon USA Today
Will Christopher Dodd Defang Financial Reform?
Zach Carter Nation
Sen. Dodd Preserves Deniability
Andrew Redleaf & Richard Vigilante RCM
Trying to Forecast This Market Is Confusing
Randall Forsyth Barron's
After the Meltdown, a Different Market
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
Goldman's Reputation Is Blankfein's Job No. 1
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Obamacare Will Not Break the Bank
Orzag & DeParle Washington Post
One Giant Government Leap Backwards
Larry Kudlow RealClearPolitics
America Must Do More for Homeowners
Mort Zuckerman Financial Times
Saturday, March 6
Was the Stock Rally Really a Grand Illusion?
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
The Obama Stock Market Is Now One Year Old
Robert Lenzner Forbes
Is There Any Good Place to Invest Your Money?
Jim Jubak MSN Money
A Very Large Unemployment Snow Job
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Short Term Recovery Looks Possible
Irwin Stelzer The Weekly Standard
Trading Away Productivity
Alan Tonelson & Kevin Kearns New York Times
Should We Put a Dollar Value On Nature Itself?
Judith Schwartz Time
In Defense of Large Public Budget Deficits
James Galbraith The Nation
Why a VAT Levy Is the Proper Way to Tax
Chris Farrell BusinessWeek
Greece: A Harbinger of Global Austerity
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
Prince of White-Collar Convicts May Go Free
Ann Woolner Bloomberg
The Last of the Golden Swindlers
John Emshwiller Wall Street Journal
Frank Questions Fannie/Freddie Safety
Zach Goldfarb Washington Post
Feds Ready to Kick Fannie, Freddie Can
Sam Chandan New York Observer
Monday, March 8
An Irish Mirror for the Financial Crisis
Paul Krugman New York Times
Foreign Versions of the Coming U.S. Crisis
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
The Pound Will Rise As the Euro Heads South
Bill Emmott London Times
Beware of the Carry Trade Bubble Burst
Richard Lehmann Forbes
U.S. Stocks Are Poised for a Strong Run in 2010
Andrew Bary Barron's
How to Make Money in Bull's Second Year
Jonathan Burton MarketWatch
Jobs Picture Is Worse Than It Appears
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
China, Let's See If You Can Actually Innovate
Michael Elliott Fortune
Don't Give Flawed FINRA an Expanded Kingdom
Jim McTague Barron's
Are Millennials a Chump Generation?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
What We Can and Can't Do to Raise Wages
Reihan Salam Forbes
Will Systems Biology Survive Looming Health Reform?
Bill Frezza RCM
What Is So Sacred About Bank Savings Accounts?
John Tamny Forbes
Tech Titans Wage War Over Content Ecosystems
Ben Kunz BusinessWeek


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