RealClearMarkets Week of April 12, 2010 Archives

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Monday, April 12
Did FDR End the Depression?
Burton and Anita Folsom Wall Street Journal
The Power of Positive Economic Thinking
Robert Samuelson Newsweek
Timing the Ongoing Economic Recovery
James Surowiecki New Yorker
Why the Coming Recovery Will Exceed Expectations
Daniel Gross Slate
The Economy Is Growing, but Struggling Too
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
What Do We Do If the Rich Start to Leave?
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Let's Pretend Our Way to Tax Freedom
Daniel Mitchell Washington Times
David Rosenberg Interview: Markets Headed Down?
John Curran Time
Bernanke's Exit Plan May Fall Through 'Gap'
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
Greece Suffers Europe's Errors
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Latest Housing Boost Prolongs the Pain
Stephen Meister New York Post
Don't Bet the Farm On a Housing Recovery
Robert Shiller New York Times
The Jobs Picture Still Looks Quite Bleak
Robert Reich Wall Street Journal
Jobs Aren't Finite, But Job-Creating Investment Is
John Tamny Forbes


Tuesday, April 13
Dow 12,000 Next? Happy Talk Feeds the Sheep
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
How to Prevent the Next Financial Crisis
Tim Geithner Washington Post
Imagine the Bailouts Are Working
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
No, the Bank Bailouts Created the Crisis
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Replacing the 'World's Dumbest Idea'
Michael Skapinker Financial Times
Derivative Trades Don't All Belong On Exchanges
Judd Gregg Bloomberg
All Aboard the V-Recovery Train!
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein Forbes
We Need to Emulate New Zealand's VAT Model
Dody Tsiantar Fortune
About the VAT, Robert Reich Is Right
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Our Tax System Penalizes Productivity
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
Immigration Can Not Save Social Security
Andrew Biggs The American
Larry Summers On Incentives Not to Work
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Now Is Not the Time to Reduce Jobless Benefits
Editorial New York Times
Jobless Benefits Are Driving Up Unemployment
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg


Wednesday, April 14
Rahm Emanuel + Magnetar = Compromised
Yves Smith Huffington Post
WaMu's Killinger: The Forgotten $100M Villain
Colin Barr Fortune
Popinjays Hold an Incurious Inquiry
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
It's Too Easy Now to Blame Wall Street
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Wall Street Bankers, Greece & Moral Hazard
Alice Schroeder Bloomberg
Geithner: Neither Fool, Nor Maestro
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
The Economic Hangover Has Not Been Cured
Rex Nutting MarketWatch
Why Inflation Would Be Good for U.S.
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Contrarian Alert: Everybody Hates Treasuries
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Retail Investors Are Warming to U.S. Stocks
Sandra Ward SmartMoney
The Stock Market Rally Will End In Two Weeks
Louis Navellier Forbes
Looks Like L.A. May Be Going for Broke
Tim Rutten Los Angeles Times
Yes, 47% of Households Owe No Taxes
David Leonhardt New York Times
Redistributing Our Earnings To Freeloaders
Phyllis Schlafly IBD


Thursday, April 15
Now It's Time for Wall Street to Fight Back
Robert Sloan Financial Times
The Man Who Cost Merrill Shareholders $50B
William Cohan Fortune
What JPMorgan Means for Main Street
Ben Steverman BusinessWeek
Getting Bank CEOs to Admit Their Misdeeds
Matt Miller Washington Post
Big Banks On the Edge of Ruin
Rebel Cole & Garett Jones Washington Times
Bond Fund Fraud Suits Leave Auditor Shocked
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
The Housing Whistleblower Congress Ignored
Robert Scheer The Nation
Washington's Tax Disconnect
Rep. Eric Cantor Investor's Business Daily
Why 'Starve the Beast' Is Bad Strategy
Noam Scheiber The New Republic
Being Unemployed Can Feel Never-Ending
Don Lee Los Angeles Times
Falling Volatility Doesn't Signal Market Top
Tomi Kilgore MarketWatch
Pres. Obama's Behavioral Economics
Andrew Ferguson Weekly Standard
Learning From Europe's VAT Experiences
Editorial Wall Street Journal
United States - The New Europe
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets


Friday, April 16
How Kerry Killinger Leveled WaMu
Roger Lowenstein Los Angeles Times
Reform Saves Wall Street from Itself
Sen. Charles Schumer New York Post
We're Institutionalizing 'Too Big to Fail'
Peter Wallison The American
To Let Banks Fail Is To Invite Contagion
Paul Krugman New York Times
Profits In Banking Seem Like Bad Manners
Tomoeh Tse Washington Post
Alan Greenspan's Substantial Delusions
Christopher Hayes The Nation
Why Young People Should Buy Stocks On Margin
Barbara Kiviat Time
Small Business Suffers Uncertainty
Eric Singer Investor's Business Daily
Can General Electric Still Manage To Be GE?
Diane Brady BusinessWeek
The Constitutionalist Revolt In the U.S.
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
The Key Ingredient to "Bubbles"? - Cheap Money
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Summers Abandons His Economic Views
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Buffett, Dimon & Welch Say the Economy Is Back
Becky Quick Fortune
Taxes Paid By the Rich Are the Poor Man's Burden
John Tamny Forbes
Saturday, April 17
The Economy Has Rebounded. Now What?
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
Could Dow 11,000 Make All of Us Miserable?
John Richardson Esquire
Spending Is the Driver Of Our Fiscal Mess
Andrew Biggs The American
The U.S. Needs Guest Workers
Edward Schumacher-Matos Washington Post
Goldman Sachs's Sad Fall From Grace
Charlie Gasparino The Daily Beast
What Explains Rush to Judge Goldman?
William Cohan New York Times
GS Serves One Master More Than Other Ones
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
More Than Goldman Sachs Is Being Eyed By SEC
Robert Lenzner Forbes
Will Customers Start Walking From Goldman?
Duff McDonald Fortune
A Volcanic Cloud Increasingly Enshrouds Wall Street
The Economist
Parties Take Sides On Dodd Bill
David Cho & Scott Wilson Washington Post
Dodd's Bill Would Invite Bailouts
Nicole Gelinas Investor's Business Daily
A Wall Street Invention Let Crisis Mutate
Joe Nocera New York Times
How We Got Here: The Weak Dollar and Global Crisis
John Tamny RCM
Monday, April 19
25 Reasons to Believe In This Market Rally
James Altucher New York Post
In Tarnished Goldman Sachs We No Longer Trust
David Dreman Forbes
The Goldman "Scandal" Is Much Ado About Nothing
John Tamny RCM
Goldman Case Makes Reform Necessary
Paul Krugman New York Times
SEC's Lawsuit Shows How GS Ignored Needs of Clients
Daniel Gross Slate
Goldman, Blankfein Should Admit to Errors
Roger Lowenstein Bloomberg
Wall Street Beware: Lawyers Are Coming
Frank Partnoy Financial Times
Must Germany Save Portugal?
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
How the Public Unions Broke California
Steven Malanga City Journal
If a 2nd Rate U.S. Is What We Want, Stay the Course
Bill Frezza RCM
The VAT Tax Is No Budgetary Panacea
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Can the iPad Beat Kindle, and Save Books?
Ken Auletta The New Yorker
When Less Reform Is More for Investor Class
Scott Shane The American
Keep the Federal Reserve On Main Street
Thomas Hoenig New York Times


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