RealClearMarkets Week of November 15, 2010 Archives

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Monday, November 15
Why the Fed Cannot Regulate Systemic Risk
Alex Pollock The American
The ECB Stumbles Blindly Toward '31
A. Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Who Needs Dollars When We Have Gold?
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Federal Reserve vs. Brazil's Reformers
Mary O'Grady Wall Street Journal
Asking Who Will Stand Up To the Superrich?
Frank Rich New York Times
Do Not Make the 2003 Bush Tax Cuts Permanent
Editorial USA Today
Pigs Fly As Washington Faces Up To the Deficit
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
Can the United States Economy Be Saved?
Various Los Angeles Times
Economic Success Reliant On Private Firms
Robert Samuelson Newsweek
Four Stocks Benjamin Graham Might Pick Now
John Dorfman Bloomberg
Get Set For the Coming Cleantech Backlash
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Entrepreneurs Key to New York's Future
Edward Glaeser City Journal
Why Mid-Level Jobs Aren't Coming Back
Maureen Callahan New York Post
Book Review: The Courage to Do Nothing by Bill Flax
John Tamny Forbes


Tuesday, November 16
Show Us the Phony Foreclosure 'Victims'
Charles Gasparino New York Post
Irish Ills May Rush Europe Default Plan
Nouriel Roubini Financial Times
What Caused the 2008 Financial Crisis?
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Deficit Commission's Critics Are Wrong
Glenn Hubbard New York Times
Deficit Panel Ignores a $153 Trillion Hole
Laurence Kotlikoff Bloomberg
Getting 'Tax Cuts For Rich' Backwards
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
The Cheapest Brokerage CEO Alive?
Walter Hamilton Los Angeles Times
A Warm Welcome To Buffett's Omaha, Todd Combs
Carol Loomis Fortune
Wall Street Forces a Major Decline In American Power
Eliot Spitzer Slate
GM Rising: Who Should Take Credit?
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
California's Harmful Green Jobs Lobby
George Gilder Wall Street Journal
Stocks Are Cheap, But Bonds Are Not
Brian Wesbury & Robert Stein Forbes
10 Buys, and 12 Sells For Slow-Growth Decade
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Malaise: Failure of Policy, Not Rhetoric
Joseph Calhoun RealClearMarkets


Wednesday, November 17
Remember the Bond Vigilantes? They're Back...
Randall Forsyth Barron's
QE2: The Biggest Economic Blunder Ever?
Martin Hutchinson Asia Times
Bernanke Doesn't Deserve All of This Crap
Charlie Gasparino Daily Beast
Warning Signs Are Here, Buckle Up, Be Prepared
Ron Coby Minyanville
Doomsters Still Wrong, Dow Tops 14,000 in 2012
Clem Chambers Forbes
Horrible Truth Dawns Across Europe
A. Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
America's Dire Debt Scenario
Pete Domenici & Alice Rivlin Washington Post
Cities Are Staring Into a Very Serious Fiscal Crisis
Steven Malanga RCM
A Belated Thank-You Note to Uncle Sam
Warren Buffett New York Times
A Tax Cut To Save Companies
Martin Whitman & Harold Drachman Forbes
Chinese Price Controls Are No Slam Dunk
V. Phani Kumar MarketWatch
Three Reasons Global Talks Hit Dead End
Mohamed El-Erian Bloomberg
Courts Helping Banks Screw Over Homeowners
Matt Taibbi Rolling Stone
QE2 Pits the Fed Against Obama's Export Plan
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
Ireland: Celtic Tiger Is Now a Scrawny, Battered Alley Cat
Editorial IBD


Thursday, November 18
The Political Trap of the Fed's Dual Mandate
George Will Washington Post
Bernanke's Course Means All Hands on Deck
Jon Markman MarketWatch
A Practical Path Back To Sound Money Policies
Lawrence Hunter Forbes
Failed Models and the Real Costs of the Fed's QE2
Joshua Rosner E21.com
End of Extended Benefits May Hurt Recovery
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Deficits: Will We Ever Grow Up?
Peter Coy & Heidi Przybyla BusinessWeek
Why the United States Must Lead By Example
Zachary Karabell TIME
The US: Worse Than a Banana Republic
Nicholas Kristof New York Times
If Something Can't Go On, It Will Stop
Desmond Lachman The American
Europe's Non Choice: Bailouts or Mayhem
Jeremy Warner The Telegraph
The Done-Nothing 111th & Taxes
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Offshoring Doesn't Hurt Jobs
Gianmarco Ottaviano & Giovanni Peri Voxeu
Market Optimism Is An Ominous Sign
Brett Arends Wall Street Journal
Mark-to-Make-Believe Perfumes Rotten Loans
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
GM's IPO: How They Turned It All Around
Steven Rattner Huffington Post


Friday, November 19
Ben Bernanke Charts Wrong Course
William Shughart Washington Times
The Axis of Depression Bullies Bernanke
Paul Krugman New York Times
Bernanke Bashers Enter Mainstream
Jacob Heilbrunn Los Angeles Times
Confidence In Fed Has Rarely Been This High
Rex Nutting MarketWatch
Ireland Crisis May Give China Break It Seeks
Simon Johnson Bloomberg
Texas Banking Fix Is Unlikely For Ireland
Floyd Norris New York Times
Time For Realism In Global Financial Regulation
Nicolas Veron VoxEU
Get Ready For a Wild Stock-Market Ride In 2011
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Congress Should Focus On Social Security
Robert Pozen Financial Times
Business World Needs a Simple Tax Code
Morris Panner Washington Post
Disarmament In America's Energy Security Battles
Larry Bell Forbes
GM IPO Rewards Failure Yet Again
Charlie Gasparino The Huffington Post
No, GM IPO Is a Washington Win Over Wall Street
Shawn Tully Fortune
Housing Will Be Weak Despite Reflation Efforts
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Saturday, November 20
We Are in Denial Over America's Decline
Bob Herbert New York Times
America's Fiscal Mess: Speak Softly, Carry Big Chainsaw
The Economist
How to Tell If Bipartisan Debt-Reduction Is for Real
Geoff Colvin Fortune
Zeroing In On 2011 Tax Time Bomb
Alan Reynolds Investor's Business Daily
(F)Ire and Ice: The European Experiment Is Over
Chan Akya Asia Times
Showdown with China? It Looks Inevitable
James Kostohryz Minyanville
Charts Look Awfully Challenging From My Perch
Doug Kass TheStreet
Stick With Commodities, But Stay Nimble in 2011
Robert Lenzner Forbes
I Was Right on Markets, Wrong on Economy
Howard Gold MarketWatch
Why Stocks Are Acting Like Commodities
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
A Last Minute Bait-and-Switch in GM's IPO
James Stewart SmartMoney
Justice for BP's Spill Victims, Like It or Not
Joe Nocera New York Times
How to Play the New Muni Market
Levisohn and Laise Wall Street Journal
Bernanke Says Enough Is Enough: Is It Enough?
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Monday, November 22
It Is Not the Economy That Is Driving the Market
Zachary Karabell Time
What Is So Great About Wall Street Today?
John Cassidy The New Yorker
When Conducting Business Is Criminalized
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Euro Forces a Loss of Irish Independence
Andrew Roberts New York Post
Ireland's Implosion Is Supply-Side's Demise
Chris Farrell BusinessWeek
Portugal Is Next Shoe to Drop
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
The Deficit, and Politics of Avoidance
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Tax Increases Won't Solve the Deficit
Moore & Vedder Wall Street Journal
The Blur Between Spending and Taxes
Gregory Mankiw New York Times
Why I Signed the Open Letter to Ben Bernanke
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
Bernanke Has a Plan, Do Markets Care?
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
The Bernanke Federal Reserve Deserves Our Praise
Editorial USA Today
The Greatest Central Banker of Our Time
C.J. Maloney RealClearMarkets
Modern Fed History Signals Bernanke's Resignation
John Tamny Forbes


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