RealClearMarkets Week of January 17, 2011 Archives

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Monday, January 17
Muni Bust? Broke States Rattle Market
Charles Gasparino New York Post
Is State Bankruptcy the Best Fiscal Fix?
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
What Are the Black Swan Events of '11?
Elizabeth MacDonald Fox Business
Where Are the Adults In Debt Ceiling Talks?
Joseph Bottum USA Today
Use $14 Trillion Debt to Force Change
David Malpass Washington Times
Goldman Could Use Finnish Principles
Lucy Kellaway Financial Times
GS Doesn't Know Facebook's Worth
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
Obama, Hugo Chavez and the American Investor
Richard Miniter Forbes
How Sluggish P/E Ratios May Halt Stock Rally
Paul Lim New York Times
There's No 'Bubble' About This Gold Rally
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
The UN Cultivates a Heritage Of Poverty
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
As the Slump Lingers, Keynes and Hayek Rise
Peter Coy BusinessWeek
Death of 3.5 Million Makes Dismal Economics
William Pesek Bloomberg
A Tale of Two Different Economic Eras
Robert Samuelson Washington Post


Tuesday, January 18
Toward a Modern Regulatory System
Barack Obama Wall Street Journal
'Citi Weekend' Shows Too Big To Fail Endures
Simon Johnson Bloomberg
The ECB, Not Greece, Imperils the Euro
Louis Woodhill RealClearMarkets
Portuguese Bailout Will Worsen Euro Crisis
Matthew Lynn Bloomberg
China's Currency Situation Isn't Our Problem
Mark Wu New York Times
Israel Becomes Energy Leviathan
David Wurmser/Jonathan Baron Forbes
The Deeper Search For the Impact of BP's Spill
Naomi Klein The Nation
Apple Holders Cry: Give Us Our Cash!
Dennis Berman Wall Street Journal
Jobs Won't Explain His Medical Leave: Is This Fair?
Annie Lowrey Slate
Don't Worry, Without Jobs It Will Be Apple 4.0
Adam Lashinsky Fortune
Goldman's Introspection Won't Work
Francesco Guerrera Financial Times
4 Reasons Buffett's Legacy Will Die by 2020
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Why the Private Sector Still Isn't Adding Jobs
Ian Katz BusinessWeek
Will Dodd-Frank Erode Our Social Structure?
Alex Pollock The American


Wednesday, January 19
The "Post-American Globalization" Myth
Terence Corcoran National Post
Red Arrogance Rising: How to Combat a Cocky China
Larry Kudlow RCM
To Properly Deal With China, U.S. Must Face Itself
Editorial USA Today
China Must Call Washington's Obtuse Currency Bluff
John Tamny RCM
Fed's Monetary Expansion Aids Stocks, For Now
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Taylor Rule II Shows Which Fed Move Does Best
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
The Fed Hits Its Third Mandate: Rising Share Prices
James Saft Reuters
Six Big Market Events to Look Out For In 2011
Michael Brush MSN Money
U.S. Corporate Taxes Are Self-Defeating
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Reduce the Power of Corporations
Katrina vanden Heuvel Washington Post
How About Tax Refunds For the Rich?
Don Watkins & Yaron Brook Forbes
Goldman Sachs' P-MD Windfall
Susanne Craig & Eric Dash New York Times
What Congress Should Cut
Dick Armey and Matt Kibbe Wall Street Journal
In the Wreckage of Lost Jobs, Lost Power
David Leonhardt New York Times


Thursday, January 20
A Messy, But Certain Path to the Creation of Jobs
Carl Schramm Forbes
Tale of 3 Workers: Hopes/Fears Amid Rebound
Don Lee Los Angeles Times
Winning Ideas For the Future of B-Schools
Alison Damast BusinessWeek
Can Tim Geithner Prevent a China Trade War?
Massimo Calabresi Time
China Is Not Ready to Lead the World
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Obama Approaches Regulations In Reverse
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM
Obama Pulls a Bill Clinton On Deregulation
Robert Scheer The Nation
How Obama Helped Fuel a Stock-Market Boom
Jeff Reeves MarketWatch
It's Time to Reform, Not Raise, the Federal Debt Limit
Alex Brill Forbes
Fix the Tax Code, Look In the Mirror
Michelle Singletary Washington Post
Steve Jobs Is, Simply Put, Indispensable
Steven Rattner Financial Times
Goldman's Navel-Gazing Comes Up Short
Jesse Eisinger New York Times
Citigroup Defective-Loan Rate Improves to F+
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Good for GM Is Also Good For Homeowners
William Cohan New York Times


Friday, January 21
Big Bad Bankers - And Their Bonuses - Are Back
Zachary Karabell Time
Banks Now See Little Choice: Layoffs
Matthias Rieker Wall Street Journal
The Volcker Rule May Work, Even If Vague
Floyd Norris New York Times
Davos Man Looks East To See Economic Future
Mark Gilbert Bloomberg
Corporate Tax: Chief Business of the Conquerors
Reuven Brenner Forbes
Curiosity: Unsung Virtue of Free Enterprise
Kira Newman The American
S&P 500 and the Dow: A Tale of Two Markets
John Prestbo MarketWatch
Stock Market Is In Danger As Bad News Piles Up
Michael Kahn Barron's
America Must Brace Itself for Turbulence
Peter Orszag Financial Times
My Plan To Keep America Competitive
Jeffrey R. Immelt Washington Post
At $50 Billion, Facebook Is Kind Of Cheap
James B. Stewart SmartMoney
Apple, With or Without Mr. Jobs
Brad Stone & Peter Burrows BusinessWeek
China Can Just Say 'No' To One U.S. Export
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
China Has Fallen Into a Monetary Muddle
Paul Krugman New York Times
Saturday, January 22
Why China Does Capitalism Better Than the U.S.
Tony Karon TIME
Emerging Markets Have Passed Their Prime
Howard Gold MarketWatch
I Was a Rare Earths Day Trader
Jason Miklian Foreign Policy
Real Estate Brokers: Are Some Too Strong?
Alyssa Abkowitz SmartMoney
BofA: Shamed into Altering a Mortgage
Joe Nocera New York Times
John Taylor: GOP's Shadow Fed Chairman
Scott Lanman BusinessWeek
Can Jeffrey Immelt Get the Job Done with Obama?
Larry Kudlow RCM
Time to Declare Victory over Deflation?
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
Will Small Investors Ever Warm Up to Stocks Again?
Jason Zweig WSJ
Where Are the Best Mid-Cap Opportunities?
Liana Madura Morningstar
3 Big High-Tech Stocks That Demand Caution
Rex Crum MarketWatch
Top 10 Reasons to Run Your Own Business in 2011
Darren Dahl Inc.
.Jobs Sites a New, Free Way to Job Hunt
Ian Shapira Washington Post
What Really Happened to 15 Million Jobs?
Jim Tankersley The Atlantic
Monday, January 24
The Reduced U.S. Competitiveness Cliche
Paul Krugman New York Times
Slow U.S. Growth Calls For a Consumption Tax
Kevin Hassett Bloomberg
Economic Policy That Is Stuck In Reverse
Jeff Sessions Washington Post
Behemoth: Chasing the China Bandwagon
Jeff Sommer New York Times
Don't Enter the Shady Chinese Dragon
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
BP: Accident Waiting to Happen
Peter Elkind and David Whitford Fortune
State Bankruptcy Is Very a Bad Idea
E.J. McMahon Wall Street Journal
The U.S. Rests On a Foundation Of Violence
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
If Nothing Else, Davos Offers Group Therapy
Gillian Tett Financial Times
In Case of a Tech 'Bubble', Do Not Break Glass
Chris Farrell BusinessWeek
Equities Are Coming to Terms With Obama
Terry Keenan New York Post
Will the Fed 'Let' Any Market Decline Continue?
Michael Santoli Barron's
Book Review: The Secret Diary of Arthur Burns
John Tamny Forbes
Is the World Poised to Embrace Gold?
Nicos Devletoglou RealClearMarkets


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