RealClearMarkets Week of October 18, 2010 Archives

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Monday, October 18
Can the Fed Rejuvenate the Economy?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Bernanke Could Be Replaying a '70s Tune
Gregory Bresiger New York Post
Rising Income Inequality Too Big To Ignore
Robert Frank New York Times
The 'New Normal' Myth Calls For Ronald Reagan 2.0
John Tamny Forbes
Moral Arguments For Soaking the Rich
Jonathan Cohn The New Republic
Why a Foreclosure Halt Is a Bad Idea
Barbara Novick Wall Street Journal
Let's Put the TARP Out to Pasture For Good
Nicole Gelinas City Journal
Hedge Funds Sink to Mutual Funds' Mediocrity
David Pauly Bloomberg
Sizing Up the Stock Market Storm That Wasn't
Michael Santoli Barron's
Scary IPOs Are Price We'll Pay For Zero Rates
William Pesek Bloomberg
Why Are There So Few Female Entrepreneurs?
Scott Shane American
Immigrant Workers Crowd Out U.S. Teens
Alfred Tella RealClearMarkets
Is Krugman Obligated To Be Honest?
Seth Forman The Weekly Standard
With Its Rare Earths, China Cheats Anew
Paul Krugman New York Times


Tuesday, October 19
It Is Folly to Place All Our Trust In the Fed
Joseph Stiglitz Financial Times
Quantitative Easing Is Only Show In Town
David Blanchflower Bloomberg
Ben Bernanke "Out-Miers" Harriet Miers
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Muni Bond Markets Will Soon Face the Unthinkable
Steve Forbes Forbes
Why Jamie Dimon Doesn't Expect a Double Dip
Duff McDonald Fortune
On a Path From Self-Reliance to Servitude
Ed Feulner Washington Times
Entrepreneurialism At Colleges Is On the Rise
Max Raskin BusinessWeek
Making Sense of Paul Krugman's Views
Stephen Spruiell National Review
A Female Hedge Fund, Headed By a Male?
Julie Creswell New York Times
These Are Dark Days For Proprietary Traders
Matthew Lynn Bloomberg
All Crime, No Punishment On Wall Street
David Weidner MarketWatch
Felix Rohatyn Looks Back, And Sighs
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Foreclosure Halt Leads to Uneasy Politics
Steven Mufson Washington Post
Rep. Frank Isn't Frank on Housing
Thomas Sowell Investor's Business Daily


Wednesday, October 20
We May No Longer Be Entitled to Entitlements
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Psychology Determines Our Economic Fate
Noam Scheiber New Republic
Bonds Face New Negativity In Ballot-Box Backlash
Joe Mysak Bloomberg
Investors & Politicians Love the "BABs"
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Warren Buffett Says Forget Gold, Start Buying Stocks
Ben Stein Fortune
Market Overdoses With Confidence In Bernanke
Doug Kass Minyanville
Federal Reserve Is Playing With Fire
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein Forbes
This Stock Market Rally Might Not End So Soon
Don Luskin SmartMoney
The Problem With "Too Big To Fail" Taxes
Alfredo Saenz Financial Times
The Big Bad Banks' Foreclosure Hustle
Harold Meyerson Washington Post
Intermission In the Foreclosure Battle
David Streitfeld New York Times
Bring Back Foreign Profits
John Chambers & Safra Catz Wall Street Journal
Big Reform Must Come to Russia
Mikhail Khodorkovsky Los Angeles Times
Europe Backpedals On the Welfare State
James Bacon Washington Times


Thursday, October 21
An Unthinkable System of Taxes
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Could the Tea Party Fix the Economy?
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Lasting Remedies For a Vanishing Middle Class
Reuven Brenner Forbes
Foreclosing On Homeowners Is Bad Policy
John B. Judis The New Republic
Banks Clueless On Foreclosure Mess's Severity
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Global-Warming Hysteria Is Anti-Prosperity
Vaclav Klaus National Post
A Stock Market Pause Which Refreshes the Bulls
Michael Kahn Barron's
Stock-Market Bulls Are Feeling Vindicated
Peter Brimelow MarketWatch
Will Tim Geithner Resurrect the Dollar?
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Kyl Is Right On Taxes, But What About the USD?
Paul Hoffmeister Forbes
As Dollar Falls, Currency Conflicts Rise
Graham Bowley New York Times
Would Milton Support Ben?
Beckworth and Ruger Investor's Business Daily
Why Most Economists Aren't Very Hopeful About QE
Annie Lowrey Slate
China Is a 'Bubble' Wrapped In a Mystery
James Bacon Washington Times


Friday, October 22
Britain Falls Prey to Fiscal Austerity Fad
Paul Krugman New York Times
Can Obama Match Britain's Guts?
John Hughes Christian Science Monitor
U.S. Debt Is Child Abuse
Laurence Kotlikof and Richard Munroe Bloomberg
The Historic Keynesian Infrastructure Kick That Wasn't
The Economist
Stimulus Versus Austerity: No Easy Answers
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Five Fiscal Policies To Reignite U.S. Economic Growth
Mike Cosgrove IBD
A Big Long-Term Problem Facing Big U.S. Banks
Jim Jubak MSN Money
A Return to Old Normal with Gold & Stocks?
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Yields Make Stocks a Better Buy Than Bonds
Randall Forsyth Barron's
When Will This Bond Craziness Stop?
Brett Arends Wall Street Journal
John Doerr's $250B Bet on the Future of Social
Michael Copeland Fortune
Foreclosure-Gate Quickly Spinning Out of Control
Stephen Meister RCM
Blame Bankers for Foreclosure-Gate
Eugene Robinson Washington Post
The Great Delusion of Income Inequality
Drake Bennett BusinessWeek
Saturday, October 23
The Rules Of the Game and Economic Recovery
Amity Shlaes Imprimis
Want a Big Raise? Go Get a Wall Street Job
Floyd Norris New York Times
How the Free Market Tames Those Greedy Investors
Dean Zarras Forbes
Las Vegas: Sin City Hits the Skids
Konrad Yakabuski Toronto Globe & Mail
George Soros' War Against Fox News
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Placing the Proper Blame For Foreclosures
Stephen Meister New York Post
The Big Problem For Big Banks: Due Process
Joe Nocera New York Times
Income Inequality's Voting Pattern Impact
Tom Jacobs Miller-McCune
Drexel Burnham's High-Yield Legacy Lives On Even Now
The Economist
Has Islamic Banking Come to Outgrow Islam?
Jack Hough SmartMoney
Lessons From Japan's Two Lost Decades
Christopher Papagianis E21.com
Geithner's Walk In the Ancient Bretton Woods
Editorial Financial Times
Secret Past of the Chinese Stock Market
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
China Needs to Slow Down, US Needs to Hit the Gas
Robert Lenzner Forbes
Monday, October 25
To Fix the Economy, Let Bad Banks Die
Nicole Gelinas Los Angeles Times
Now Is Not the Time to Cut the Deficit
Christina Romer New York Times
Fiscal Policy Options Idled by Partisans
Alan Blinder Wall Street Journal
The Fed Must Adopt An Inflation Target
Frederic Mishkin Financial Times
Geithner's Secret War Against the Dollar
Terry Keenan New York Post
The US Could Be Staging a Global Currency War
Michael Schuman Time
The Certain Harm Of the Ongoing Commodity Boom
John Tamny Forbes
Gold Discoveries For Value-Minded Investors
John Dorfman Bloomberg
Here's How to Go Long Stocks, But With Protection
Steven Sears Barron's
Do Americans Seek Wealth Redistribution?
Bruce Watson Daily Finance
The Shibboleth of 'Fixing' Income Inequality
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Recession's Reverberations Impact the Young
Don Lee Los Angeles Times
The Tempting Path Toward Protectionism
Jim Powell Washington Times
Explaining the New Economics Emergence
Daniel Ben-Ami Fund Strategy


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