RealClearMarkets Week of July 4, 2011 Archives

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Monday, July 4
Down on the Fourth of July: The United States of Gloom?
The Telegraph
America Has Betrayed the Spirit of 1776
Michael Goodwin New York Post
Fourth of July, High Noon of the Year
Editorial New York Times
Our Independence Flags On This Glorious Fourth
Mark Steyn IBD
We Can't Tax, Spend and Print U.S. Prosperity
Lawrence Hunter Forbes
Our Policymakers Are Pushing on a String
Charles Kolb Huffington Post
The State Is Dominant Force In U.S. Markets
Gillian Tett Financial Times
Why America Works So Hard, Feels So Poor
Derek Thompson The Atlantic
Surprise! You're Richer Now Than in 2007
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Winners and Losers in the Apple Economy
Chrystia Freeland Reuters
Paulson Leads Hedge Fund Meltdown
Stephen Taub Institutional Investor
Did Someone Just Say Technology Bubble?
Bari Weiss Wall Street Journal
New Generation Replaces Old Wall Street
Todd Harrison Minyanville
Too Much Information: How to Cope with Data Overload
The Economist


Tuesday, July 5
America's Troubling Investment Gap
David Malpass and Steve Moore WSJ
America and Europe, Sinking Together
Gideon Rachman Financial Times
Is California's Past Also America's Future?
Ezra Klein Washington Post
Supply-Side Concepts Are Rocking Our World
Brian Domitrovic Forbes
The Sorrow and Pity Of Another Liquidity Trap
Brad DeLong Bloomberg
Our 15th Financial Panic, and Recovery...
Jeff Korzenik Chicago Tribune
What Would the Founders Say About a Default?
Zachary Karabell Time
Tax Evasion Is Greece's National Pastime
James Surowiecki New Yorker
Greece's Exit From the Euro Is Inevitable
Desmond Lachman American
Following Market Crowd While Contrarian
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
"Black Swan" Proofing Portfolios Is No Easy Feat
Michael Santoli Barron's
Obama Gets No Help From Wall Street
Frank Rich New York Magazine
More Evidence of Wall Street's Clout
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Review: Tim Harford's Adapt: Failure Begets Success
John Tamny RCM


Wednesday, July 6
Subpar Growth May Be Our Best Scenario
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
When "Stimulus" Works Out to $7M/Broadband Line
Nick Schulz Forbes
Private Sector Job Gains Are Illusory for U.S.
Alan Tonelson Bloomberg
Lies, Damned Lies and Job Statistics
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
This Stock Market Rally Has Long Legs
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Ten Reasons We're Doomed to Repeat 2008
Brett Arends MarketWatch
Citi CEO's Pay Says We've Learned Little
Phil Angelides Financial Times
Regulators Are Causing Bank Failures
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Ignore Whining Bankers, Increase Capital Reserves
Editorial USA Today
No Regulation Minus Representation
David Schoenbrod RealClearMarkets
Tim Geithner's Overdue Treasury Exit
Charles Gasparino New York Post
Invoke 14th, End Debt Standoff
Katrina vanden Heuvel Washington Post
Business Leaves Deficit to Politicians
David Leonhardt New York Times
DSK and the NY District Attorney
Dorothy Rabinowitz Wall Street Journal


Thursday, July 7
A Dollar In Decline: What Will Replace It?
Matthew Lynn MarketWatch
Why Do We Still Listen to Free Market Ideologues?
Joseph Stiglitz Slate
Can a Virulent Strain of Keynesianism Be Cured?
Louis Woodhill Forbes
How Calvin Coolidge Saved the Income Tax
Joseph Thorndike Bloomberg
For Small Business, Stimulus Is a Joke
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
The Tea Party and Goldman Sachs: A Love Story
Robert Scheer Nation
Immelt: GE's CEO, or Another Crony Capitalist?
Tory Newmyer Fortune
Lies, Con Games & Greek Structured Finance
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
Default, Billionaires, & Carried Interest
Nicholas Kristof New York Times
Dishonesty Abounds In Debt Talks
Senator Mark Warner Washington Post
The Budgetary Game Is a Taxpayer Scam
Larry Kudlow National Review
Sheila Bair's Legacy: FDIC w/ Teeth
Deborah Solomon Wall Street Journal
The Next Boom Towns In the United States
Joel Kotkin New Geographer
How to Boost Jobs Without Spending a Dime
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM
How to Read Friday's Unemployment Report
John Crudele New York Post


Friday, July 8
Exposing 5 Myths About the Debt Ceiling
Bruce Bartlett Washington Post
14th Amendment Doesn't Allow Debt-Ceiling Boost
Jerry Bowyer Forbes
Raising Debt Ceiling Is Critical For Business
Rhonda Abrams USA Today
Non-Objective Law Is Smothering the Recovery
Robert Tracinski RCM
Household Debt Is What's Holding Back Recovery
Amir Sufi Bloomberg
The Arrogant Conceit of Modern Planners
Jeff Snider RealClearMarkets
A Major Crash for China Coming? Don't Bet On It
Jim Jubak MSN Money
4 Hurdles Markets Must Clear Before Rising
Howard Gold MarketWatch
Automatic Enrollment Not Enough to Fix 401(k)
Stephen Gandel Time
Murdoch Kills 'News' to Live Another Day
Emily Bell The Guardian
Fallacies of Economic Equality That Boost Poverty
Peter Ferrara Forbes
For Many People, College Education Is a Scam
John Stossel Fox News
Elizabeth Warren May Have Already Won
Drake Bennett BusinessWeek
A Gentler U.S. Approach to the Banks
Morgenson & Story New York Times
Saturday, July 9
Short Term Pain Will Yield Long Term Gain
Sheila Bair Washington Post
Grand Economic Bargain Requires Leadership
Paul Whitefield LA Times
What To Do About Those Lousy Payroll Numbers
James Glassman Forbes
Job Stifling Polices Are President's Choice
Irwin Stelzer Weekly Standard
Surprise: The Big Bad TARP Bailout Is Paying Off
Allan Sloan Fortune
Looking For Gold In America's Heartland
John Greenwood Financial Post
1971: Bretton Woods and Trauma Over Its Collapse
Nathan Lewis Forbes
US Favors Speculators Over Consumers
Ed Wallace BusinessWeek
How QE 2 Helped The Rich, Screwed The Poor
Bethany McLean Slate
Uncle Sam's Chokehold On Innovation
Vivek Wadhwa Washington Post
Silicon Valley Is Not In A 1999 Time Warp
Matt Rosoff The New Republic
Investor Fear Fades; Good Sign or Bad?
Ben Levisohn Wall Street Journal
5 Cities Where Housing Prices Will Rise Soon
Amy Hoak MarketWatch
Brazil Is The Un-China: Will The Boom Bust?
Ruchir Sharma TIME
In Praise Of Chinese Central Planning
Robert Herbold Wall Street Journal
Monday, July 11
How the Finance Sector Is Buying Off Washington
Gary Rivlin Newsweek
Washington's Debt Pretense Delays Recovery
Nicole Gelinas City Journal
Geithner's Treasury Replacement
John Heilemann New York Magazine
How the Financial Crisis Was Wasted
Nauro Campos & Jeff Nugent Voxeu
A Home Remains a Lousy Investment
Robert Bridges Wall Street Journal
Books: Morgenson/Rosner's Reckless Endangerment
John Tamny Forbes
Why a Rise In MBAs Derailed American Industry
Rana Foroohar Time
What Bubble? Marc Andreessen Talks
Andrew Goldman New York Times
Stocks at Midyear: A Market of 2 Minds
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
A Stock Market Impervious to Jobs Numbers
Michael Santoli Barron's
Friday's Jobless Report Wasn't a Shock
Paul Krugman New York Times
No Good Spin With the June Jobs Number
Alfred Tella RealClearMarkets
Warren Buffett's Jobless Glass Is Half Full
Terry Keenan New York Post
Be a Patriot, and Hire An Illegal Immigrant
Charles Kenny BusinessWeek


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