RealClearMarkets Week of August 16, 2010 Archives

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Monday, August 16
About the Crisis, Free Marketeers Strike Back
Guy Sorman City Journal
The Kind of Tax Cut That the US Can Afford
Mark Zandi New York Times
Hidden Facts About Bush's Tax Increases
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
It Takes a Tea Party To Start Tax Revolution
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
Social Security's Critics Are Clueless
Paul Krugman New York Times
The End of American Optimism
Mortimer Zuckerman Wall Street Journal
The Uncertainty of Our Economic Uncertainty
Mark Gimein New York
The US Economy Is In Serious Trouble
Irwin Stelzer The Weekly Standard
An Interview with PIMCO's Mohamed El-Erian
Adam Shell USA Today
Can CEO Alan Mulally Keep Ford In the Fast Lane?
Bill Saporito Time
The Idea of Euro-Paralysis Is An Illusion
Jurgen Stark Financial Times
Fed Can't Solve Our Economic Woes
Gerald O'Driscoll Wall Street Journal
There's No Japanese-Style Deflation In the U.S.
John Tamny Forbes
We're Risking Japanese-Style Deflation
Desmond Lachman The American


Tuesday, August 17
Washington Is Railroading the American Taxpayer
Steve Forbes Forbes
The Debt Virus Spreads During False Recovery
Matthew Lynn Bloomberg
Two Zombies to Put Up With For Now
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Juveniles In Charge Of Economic Policy
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Ben Should Make Banks Lift Interest Rates
John Crudele New York Post
Lessons From the Summer's Economic Dip
Larry Kudlow National Review
We've Entered the Age of No More Tears Investing
Nancy Miller Fortune
It's Going to Get Worse, A Whole Lot Worse...
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Uncle Sam Morphs Into Venture Capitalist
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Hurd Gave HP's Board Many Reasons for Ouster
Ann Woolner Bloomberg
Reviving Calif.: Brown vs. Whitman
Harold Meyerson Los Angeles Times
Happier Public Union News from New Jersey
Josh Barro RealClearMarkets
International Trade Is How the Young Will Succeed
Daniel Gross Slate
India Isn't Set To Be the Next China
Arvind Subramanian Financial Times


Wednesday, August 18
If Bush Tax Cuts Expire, Stocks Won't Sink
Allan Sloan Washington Post
Tax Cuts Are the Only Path to Growth
David Blanchflower Bloomberg
To Grow, the U.S. Must Restructure
Thomas Friedman New York Times
Setting the Pessimists Straight
Brian Wesbury and Robert Stein Forbes
It's Main Street, Not the Mosque
Katrina vanden Heuvel Washington Post
No, 'Atlas Shrugged' Explains Things
Scott Powell Investor's Business Daily
When Government Excuses Defaulters
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
It's Time to Allow Mexican Trucks Into the U.S.
Philip Levy The American
Hurry Up Please, It's Time to Kill Fannie & Freddie
John Carney CNBC
The U.S. Isn't Greece, & That's a Problem
Rich Danker RealClearMarkets
Fed Wavers As World Gets the Sweats
Richard Cookson Financial Times
China Drains Economic Stimulus Meant For U.S.
Andy Xie Bloomberg
Joblessness Hits Your Wallet a Long Time
Ruth Mantell MarketWatch
Create Jobs By Losing Them
J. Manyika S. Lund and B. Auguste Newsweek


Thursday, August 19
We All Saw the Financial Crackup Coming
David Callaway MarketWatch
Taking Stock Of a Frightful Stock-Market Signal
Michael Kahn Barron's
Split Government Means Better Equity Returns
Eric Singer Money News
Is the Act of Company Investing Dead?
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
A Fair Price For Making Banks Safer
Stephen Cecchetti Financial Times
Fear Not About the U.S. Going the Way of Japan
James Ledbetter Slate
Goldman's '27 Call Means China Must Get Busy
William Pesek Bloomberg
At 75, Social Security Is Not Aging Very Well
Merrill Matthews Forbes
Double-Dip Recession Talk Set to Heat Up
John Crudele New York Post
Doubling Down On Obamanomics
Larry Elder Investor's Business Daily
Rep. Paul Ryan's Economic Roadmap Isn't
Matt Miller Washington Post
Rep. Frank: Fannie & Freddie Must Go
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
The Benefits of Immigration
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Citigroup's Sweetheart Deal Flunks Smell Test
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg


Friday, August 20
Keynesians Are Killing Our Economy
Michael Pento RealClearMarkets
The Freakish Cult of the Austerity Apostles
Paul Krugman NY Times
Deficit Forecast Masks True Scope of Problem
James Pethokoukis Reuters
We Can't Afford This Government Anymore
Editorial Washington Times
How Wall Street Is Screwing Up Recovery
Stanley Bing Huffington Post
In Hard Times, Dreams of Easy Money
Venessa Wong BusinessWeek
Shrinking 'Quant' Funds Suffer Market Sting
Julie Creswell NY Times
August Acquisitions Augur M&A Revival
Mider & McCracken Bloomberg
General Motors' IPO: Rising From the Ashes in Detroit
The Economist
Market Wary of Stage-Managed GM IPO
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
The Case for a $50 Billion Facebook Valuation
Andy Zaky Fortune
Drawing Blood Still to Come in Muni Business
Arthur Levitt Bloomberg
The Real 'Vampire Squid' Is Actually Pimco
David Stockman Minyanville
U.S. Should Take a Page Out of Canada's Playbook
Stephen Meister RCM
Saturday, August 21
How to Profit From the Next 'Black Swan'
Jane Kim Wall Street Journal
Is Growth Destined to Disappoint for Years?
Neil Irwin Washington Post
Survey: It's Doom and Gloom All Over Again
Howard Gold MarketWatch
Obama's Plunging Poll Numbers: It's the Economy
Linda Chavez NY Post
Does a Huge Bond Market Bust Lurk in the Cards?
Colin Barr Fortune
After the Bond Bubble, Cash Will Be King
Peter Atwater Minyanville
Is Gold Really a Commodity After All?
Jeff Opdyke Wall Street Journal
China: Huge Opportunity or Huge Bubble?
Donald Luskin SmartMoney
Volcker To Banks: Don't Try To Pull A Fast One
Steve Forbes Forbes
Barney Frank Comes Home to the Facts
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Consumers Clamoring for Elizabeth Warren
Joe Nocera New York Times
U.S. Restaurants Are Starving for Business
Sharon Bernstein LA Times
Short Sellers Cutting Borrowing Costs of States
Joe Mysak Bloomberg
Contest of the Century Brews Between China and India
The Economist
Monday, August 23
A Housing Fetish Hurt the American Dream
Robert Samuelson Newsweek
When Economic Policy Became Social Policy
Peter Wallison The American
A Housing Decline Wouldn't Be a Recession Signal
John Tamny Forbes
Are You Still In Stocks? You're Not Alone
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
In a Shift, Small Investors Flee Market
Graham Bowley New York Times
The U.S. Doesn't Need Chinese Money
A. Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Inflation, Not Deflation, Chairman Bernanke
Andy Xie MarketWatch
'03 Tax Repeal Will Hit Rich and Poor Alike
Gerald Prante New York Post
Maintain the Bush Cuts; Now That's Rich
Paul Krugman New York Times
Bury Keynesian Voodoo Before It Buries Us
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
Jon Corzine: Trained to Handle Adversity
Justin Baer Financial Times
Some On 'Street' Act As Though Crisis Didn't Happen
Eliot Spitzer Slate
Ronald Burkle Takes On Leonard Riggio
Andrew Rice New York Magazine
Two Billionaires Wage War Against Obama
Jane Mayer The New Yorker


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