RealClearMarkets Week of July 18, 2011 Archives

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Monday, July 18
How Ray Dalio Created the Richest Hedge Fund
John Cassidy New Yorker
Why Are We Letting the Bankers Walk?
Paul Krugman New York Times
Get Set For a 70% Marginal Tax Rate
Michael Boskin Wall Street Journal
The Massive Cost of Not Taxing Everything
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
There's No Mistaking That We're Spent
David Leonhardt New York Times
The True Trouble With America's Credit
Stephen Meister New York Post
A Diminished Consensus Forecast For GDP Growth
Gene Epstein Barron's
A Decline In Startups through Bruce Bartlett's Eyes
John Tamny Forbes
Why Employers Are Still So Slow To Fill Jobs
Stephen Davis Bloomberg
An Interview with Ford CEO Alan Mulally
Maria Bartiromo USA Today
How Europe Can Restore Stability
Lawrence Summers Washington Post
Plan D Stands For Death Of the Euro
Wolfgang Munchau Financial Times
Ben Hovers, Ready to Print More Money
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
How Bernanke's Fed Caused the Great Recession
Richard Salsman Forbes


Tuesday, July 19
Let's Exchange a Debt Deal For Growth
Lawrence Kudlow National Review
A Balanced Budget Rule Is Too Risky
Norman Ornstein Washington Post
Don't Balance the Budget On U.S. Energy
Joseph Mason RealClearMarkets
Will a U.S. Debt Default Really Mean Disaster?
Jim Jubak MSN Money
America's Ticking Bankruptcy Bomb -- Peter Ferrara
John Tamny RCM
Conditions For Next Crisis Are In Place
Andrew Smithers Financial Times
Three Ways Obama Can Fix Housing
William Galston The New Republic
Is This the End of Economic Progress?
Richard Rahn Washington Times
The Dollar, Gold Signal, and the Quality of Money
Charles Kadlec Forbes
How to Position For 10 Years Of Little Growth
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Politics, Not Economics, Drives Anti-Tax Stand
Albert Hunt Bloomberg
What 'Tax the Rich' Really Means
Thomas Sowell Investor's Business Daily
News' Board Watches as Scandal Widens
A. Ross Sorkin New York Times
Boeing's Uniquely American Right to Migrate
Edward Glaeser Bloomberg


Wednesday, July 20
A Dodd-Frank Retreat Deserves a Veto
Tim Geithner Wall Street Journal
Dodd-Frank Makes Future Crises More Likely
Hal Scott Financial Times
'Stronger' Banks, Yet Much Weaker Economies
Steve Hanke Globe Asia
Recession May Be Mother Of Invention
D'Ambrosio/Silverman USA Today
Will Fed's Final Bullet Be Pointed Inward?
Todd Harrison MarketWatch
Joke On China As U.S. AAA Becomes Laughable
William Pesek Bloomberg
Let's Scrap the SEC's Accredited Investor Rule
Scott Shane The American
No Question, Market's Bulls Are Back
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Corporate America's Wages Chokehold
Harold Meyerson Washington Post
Basic Hostility Toward Labor Unions
Julius G. Getman Los Angeles Times
Misreading Our Tax Cut History
Thomas Sowell Investor's Business Daily
It's Time to Give Greece what It Deserves: Communism
Bill Frezza Forbes
The Tables Are Turned on Rupert Murdoch
Joe Nocera New York Times
Rupert's Haters Might Curb Enthusiasm
Mark Kellner Washington Times


Thursday, July 21
End Of The Economic Growth Consensus
John Taylor Wall Street Journal
Developed World Can't Thrive At 'Stall Speed'
Bill Gross Financial Times
The UK's Tax Hike Austerity Warning For the U.S.
Louis Woodhill Forbes
A Pro-Growth Plan From the "Gang of Six"
Larry Kudlow National Review
The Gang of Six Plan: A $3.1T Tax Hike
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Wall Street's Debt Crisis Fallback Plans
Story & Creswell New York Times
Dodd-Frank Is Crony Capitalism's Triumph
Nita Ghei Washington Times
Sorry, Elizabeth Warren, Wall Street Said No
Robert Scheer The Nation
Why Aren't Its Clients Fleeing Goldman Sachs?
Bethany McLean Slate
Health Insurance Exchanges: A Race To The Bottom
Scott Gottlieb RCM
Investors Once Again Pay Big Internet Multiples
Matt Krantz USA Today
A Talk With Silicon Valley's Frank Quattrone
Adam Lashinsky Fortune
Exciting Ideas for Job Creation
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Why We'll Have 10% Unemployment Very Soon
Jeff Reeves MarketWatch


Friday, July 22
Is the Latest Greek Bailout the Real Deal?
Leo Cendrowicz Time Magazine
'Ever Closer Union' a Step Toward Disaster
Simon Jenkins The Guardian
Policymakers Don't Know What to Do
Mohamed El-Erian Project Syndicate
A Tale of Two Economic Disasters
Paul Krugman New York Times
Debt Ceiling Fight Already Dragging Down Economy
Annie Lowrey Slate
There's No Such Thing as a Risk-Free Lunch
Robert Tracinski RCM
Social Security Is Far From Insolvent
Thomas Saving Wall Street Journal
Why the Young and the Restless Will Abandon Cities
Joel Kotkin Forbes
Five Questions Dogging News Corp. Investors
Jon Friedman MarketWatch
How Chinese Investors Invest in China
Tim Hanson The Motley Fool
We're on Course to Stop a Financial Crisis
Barney Frank Financial Times
One Year In, New Criticism of Dodd-Frank
Jim Puzzanghera LA Times
Handing Mispriced Credit to People & Countries
Reuven Brenner Forbes
Recovery Exists On the Other Side of Price Discovery
Jeffrey Snider RCM
Saturday, July 23
Debt Ceiling Talks Collapse
Dave Boyer & Sean Lengell Washington Times
Wall Street Braces for the Worst
Emily Flitter And Jennifer Ablan Reuters
Europe Acts On Debt While U.S. Dithers
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
Armageddon On Or After Aug. 2 Not Very Likely
Jagadeesh Gokhale IBD
Obama's Calculated Economic Debt Deal Deception
Peter Ferrara Forbes
The Republican Party Simply Can't Say Yes
Editorial New York Times
Debt-Talk Drama Puts Market on the Defensive
Patti Domm CNBC
Now's Not the Time to Be "All In" or "All Out"
Jeffrey Kerr Minyanville
The Economic Rape of Europe Is Nearly Complete
Jeff Nielson TheStreet
Strong Franc Sends Swiss On Greek Holiday
Caroline Copley Reuters
Spectacular China Bubble Is About To Pop
Jeremy Warner The Telegraph
Fatal Flaws of Keynesian Economics
Ron Ross The American Spectator
Is a Gold Standard Deflationary As "Experts" Say?
Nathan Lewis Forbes
Tax Smoke & Mirrors for Microsoft Earnings
Eric Bleeker Daily Finance
Was the $5B Worth It?: An Interview with Bill Gates
Jason Riley WSJ
Sunday, July 24
Default Now or Suffer More Expensive Crisis Later
Ron Paul Bloomberg
Lack of U.S. Debt Plan Endangers Rating
Derek Thompson The Atlantic
As a Hedge, Silver Is a Worthy Rival to Gold
Myra Saefong MarketWatch
Global Currencies: Euro, Yen...and Bitcoin?
Chris Morris CNBC
'Day Traders' Switch to Currency Speculation
Ken Sweet CNNMoney
Rising Value of Patents in Tech Industry
Nathan Myhrvold Bloomberg
Hulu and the Online Content Conundrum
Brian Stelter New York Times
7 Tips for Finding the Next Massive Home-Run Stock
The Motley Fool
Why Companies Win While Economies Lose
Zachary Karabell TIME
Feminism Can't Divorce Its Massive Debt to Capitalism
Bill Flax Forbes
Monday, July 25
Fear Of The 'New' Holds Back Recovery
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
That Tweet Doomed Your Wall Street Career
William Cohan Bloomberg
No Refuge from the Mortgage Crisis
Kathy Gosnell Seiler Los Angeles Times
Louisiana Monks Strike a Blow Against Economic Idiocy
Bill Frezza RCM
Obama Isn't Serious About Spending Cuts
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Risking National Default for Anti-Tax Purity
Niall Ferguson Newsweek
Don't Buy August 2nd Default Deadline
Charles Gasparino New York Post
Meredith Whitney Wins If Default's Meaning Lost
Joe Mysak Bloomberg
Debt Talks: The Market Reaction?
Story & Kocieniewski New York Times
The Ugly Campaign To Unseat Murdoch
Terence Corcoran National Post
Book Review: William Rhodes' Banker To the World
John Tamny Forbes
How Was Blankfein Cast As 'Dr. Evil?'
Jessica Pressler New York Magazine
Return To the Gold Standard or Bust
Judy Shelton The Weekly Standard
In a Gold Lovefest, There are Shades of 1980
Jeff Sommer New York Times


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