RealClearMarkets Week of April 18, 2011 Archives

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Monday, April 18
If Not a Great Depression, a Great Humbling
Marin & Dokoupil Newsweek
We Work Crazy Hours Because We Love Work
Kyle Smith New York Post
Wall of Worry Has Never Looked So High
Jeff Sommer New York Times
Evidence Suggests the Bull Run Will Prevail
Michael Santoli Barron's
Big Investment Mistakes: How to Avoid Them
Christine Benz Morningstar
Short Selling Isn't As Easy As It Looks
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Phantom Budget 'Cuts': How Congress Lied To Us
Richard Salsman Forbes
Tax Reform Can Yet Save the United States
Clive Crook Financial Times
The True Cost of Tax Compliance
Arthur Laffer Wall Street Journal
Society's Wealthiest Must Be Taxed More
E.J. Dionne Washington Post
Tax the Rich! Tastes Great, Less Filling
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
The Raider In Winter: Carl Icahn at 75
Janet Morrissey New York Times
Roots of Crisis Buried Deep After Inquiry
Peter Wallison Bloomberg
How Risk Regulation Is Killing Risk Takers
Carl Gipson RealClearMarkets


Tuesday, April 19
Free Trade Needs a Push from the President
Daniel Price Washington Post
Celebrating Profit-Seeking Job Creators
Richard Rahn Washington Times
If We Seek Recovery, Emancipate Prices
CJ Maloney RealClearMarkets
S&P's Negative Outlook On Obama's Budget
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Is Anyone Listening to the S&P Bond Raters?
Various New York Times
A Negative S&P Outlook's Blunt Signal For Stocks
Michael Kahn Barron's
Is This the Final Stage Of the Bull Market?
Nate Pile MarketWatch
Black Swans and Increasingly Risky Muni Bonds
John Carney CNBC
Quarterly Earnings: Unhealthy Worship
Andrew Hill Financial Times
Letting the Big Banks Off Of the Hook
Joe Nocera New York Times
The Vacuity of Insider Trading Laws
Wendy Milling RealClearMarkets
Interview with ExxonMobil CEO Tillerson
Maria Bartiromo USA Today
What Happens When Quantitative Easing Ends?
Jim Jubak MSN Money
What Was Meant to Happen Post Bretton Woods
Brian Domitrovic Forbes


Wednesday, April 20
At QE's End, Bernanke Has Tough Choices
Robin Harding Financial Times
Blame the Fed, Not China For the Oil Price
Ed Wallace BusinessWeek
$1,500 Gold: Obama Should Address the Dollar
Editorial New York Sun
Forget GDP, $1,500 Gold IS the Recession
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Are Lousy Jobs Really Good For American Workers?
Annie Lowrey Slate
We're Stuck In a "McJobs" Downturn
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
California Dreamin' About Texas Jobs
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
In Mexico, the Rich and Poor Intersect
Tracy Wilkinson Los Angeles Times
Who Among Us Doesn't Pay the Income Tax?
Alex Brill RealClearMarkets
Both Sides Are Oblivious to Fiscal Realities
Simon Johnson Bloomberg
Spend-Yourself-Rich Keynesianism Has Failed
Peter Foster National Post
How Many Politicians Needed to Screw Up a Lightbulb?
Larry Bell Forbes
BP: The Lessons of Deepwater Horizon
Bob Dudley Wall Street Journal
Goldman: Tallest Midget In the Room
Charles Gasparino Huffington Post
Why Aren't Stocks Keeping Up with Earnings?
Dave Kansas SmartMoney


Thursday, April 21
In Downgrading U.S., S&P Has A Lot Of Nerve
William Greider The Nation
Why Are Spending Cuts So Difficult?
Rep. Darrell Issa American Spectator
Horror As the U.S. Plumbs the Depths of Austerity
Louis Woodhill Forbes
High-Speed Rail Elimination Is Harebrained
Editorial New York Times
Big Banks, and the Failure of "Too Big to Fail"
Howard Davies Slate
Lessons From the Credit-Anstalt Bank Collapse
Peter Coy BusinessWeek
Contrarian Speculation On Wall Street's Future
Peter CoclanisAmerican
Facebook Begins Its Courtship of Washington
Dan Lyons The Daily Beast
BP Oil Spill: Forgotten, but Not Gone
Charles Wohlforth Los Angeles Times
U.S. Aid Is Holding Africa Back
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
The World Flees the Flood of Soggy Dollars
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Bernanke's Potentially Bullish Jobs Outlook
Al Tella RealClearMarkets
What Happens When QEII Finally Ends?
J. Alex Tarquinio MarketWatch
Bernanke Fed Pursues Era Of Glasnost
Jon Hilsenrath Wall Street Journal


Friday, April 22
Silicon Valley Cashes Out With Private Shares
Brad Stone BusinessWeek
Good Riddance to Build America Bonds
CJ Maloney RealClearMarkets
Bill Gross Talks of Possible Fiscal Crisis
R.M. Schneiderman Daily Beast
U.S. Default: The Great Global Freakout of 2011
Annie Lowrey Slate
When Will Ben Take the Punch Bowl Away?
Howard Gold MarketWatch
Where to Invest Abroad When the Dollar Falls
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Dollar Down, Buffett Is Hunting Abroad
Steven Mufson Washington Post
Geithner's Goof Undermines the Dollar
Stephen Meister New York Post
Blankfein's Up From Nothing Path to Success
William Cohan Fortune
Voodoo Economics, or Is It Voodoo Climate Science?
Pat Michaels Forbes
Obama's Permanent Spending Binge
John B. Taylor Wall Street Journal
Obama Has Chosen Wrong Economic Message
John Judis New Republic
To Work, Ryan's Plan Needs Process Constraints
Jagadeesh Gokhale RCM
The Economics of Substantial Spending Reductions
Nathan Lewis Forbes
Saturday, April 23
Hedge Funds See Impressive Post-Crisis Gains
Sam Jones Financial Times
Why Did Rep. Bachus Punt On Derivatives?
Joe Nocera New York Times
Earnings Optimism Meets Debt Reality
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
In Trying Market Year, Optimism Paid
Matt Phillips Wall Street Journal
Are Markets Correct About PIIGs Debt?
Robert Skidelsky Project Syndicate
With No Alternative, Dollar Collapse Is Unlikely
Tom Petruno LA Times
Did the White House Try to Bully S&P?
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
S&P Agnostic As to Tax Hikes, Spending Cuts
Nicole Gelinas City Journal
Raising Taxes On the Rich Isn't Fair
Arthur Brooks Washington Post
Rein In Washington, Not the Rich, to Boost Growth
Erin Humiston RCM
The Ever Expanding Welfare Empire In America
Peter Ferrara Forbes
Homebuilders Seeing No Recovery Signs
David Streitfeld New York Times
Is Economic Freedom Really the Path to Harsh Penury?
Bill Flax Forbes
More Female MBAs, But Little Gain In Equal Pay
Elizabeth Olson Fortune
Monday, April 25
The Bipartisan March to Fiscal Madness
David Stockman New York Times
Wall Street's Dubious Default Frenzy
Charles Gasparino New York Post
The U.S. Is Sleepwalking Toward Disaster
Liam Halligan Daily Telegraph
The Age of America Is Nearing the End
Brett Arends MarketWatch
The Myth About the Myth of Japan's Lost Decades
John Tamny Forbes
The Future Belongs to Emerging Nations
William Pesek Bloomberg
Why We're Lousy Predictors Of the Future
Ryan Sager SmartMoney
The Secret Life of the Start-up Company
Gillian Tett Financial Times
How Losing One's Job Can Be Transformative
Kerry Hannon USA Today
Is Homeownership the Promised Land?
Satya Thallam RealClearMarkets
Warren Buffett, Wall Street's Lone Hero
Roger Lowenstein Newsweek
Looking Beyond the Surge In Corporate Profits
Paul Lim New York Times
In Fact There Is a 'Silver Bullet' Gas Solution
Editorial New York Sun
Politics & Economics of a Falling Dollar
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post


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