RealClearMarkets Week of October 10, 2011 Archives

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Monday, October 10
30s Depression? We Should Be So Lucky
David Leonhardt New York Times
Obama's Solyndra Debacle Goes Unseemly
Editorial Wall Street Journal
September Employment: Weak or Strong?
Alfred Tella RealClearMarkets
Keynes and Hayek: The Great Debate, Pt. 3
Nicholas Wapshott Bloomberg
TARP At Three: Made Things Worse, Not Better
Richard Salsman Forbes
Too Big To Fail Not Fixed, Despite Dodd-Frank
Simon Johnson Bloomberg
Without Failure, There's No Growth
Ashby Foote Jackson Clarion-Ledger
The Rising Backlash Against the Rich
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Occupy Wall Street Panics the Plutocrats
Paul Krugman New York Times
"Occupy Wall Street": U.S.'s Road to Greece
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Few Places To Hide As The Bear Growls
Tom Petruno Los Angeles Times
Oversold Stock Market Rally, Or Is the Worst Over?
Kopin Tan Barron's
Can "The Nantucket Project" Change Who We Are?
John Tamny Forbes
How Steve Jobs Carried Us Into Tomorrow
Alan Deutschman Newsweek
Europe Knows What To Do, So Must Do It
Irwin Stelzer Wall Street Journal


Tuesday, October 11
Cash Is the Problem, Not "Confidence"
Lawrence Lindsey Weekly Standard
This Time, Our Economy Really Is Different
Joe Nocera New York Times
From Spreading the Wealth to Spreading Misery
Charles Kadlec Forbes
It's Time to Admit Economy Isn't Recovering
Ezra Klein Washington Post
Econ. Illiteracy, Thou Art Obama's Solyndra Defense
John Tamny RCM
Why Obama's Small Business Loan Program Failed
Annie Lowrey Slate
Why Jim Rogers Is Right About Commodities
John Prestbo MarketWatch
Market Volatility, Thy Name Is ETF
Andrew Ross Sorkin New York Times
Institutional Investors Joining the Rally?
Kevin Marder MarketWatch
U.S.'s Blueprint for Saving Europe's Banks
Roger Altman Financial Times
Tax Reform, Not Trade Wars, Is the China Fix
Douglas Holtz-Eakin RCM
MBA Class of 2008: Careers Back On Track
Alison Damast BusinessWeek
A Pair Of Worthy Nobel Prizes In Economics
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Keynes and Hayek: The Great Debate, Pt. 4
Nicholas Wapshott Bloomberg


Wednesday, October 12
30 Million New Jobs In 5 Years? Yes We Can
Rob Arnott RealClearMarkets
Why America Should Spread The Wealth
Mark Thoma Fiscal Times
Look Who Pays Taxes To See We Already Spread It
Annie Lowrey Slate
Wall Street's Gullible Occupiers
Peter Wallison Wall Street Journal
Occupy Wall Street Continues a Long Tradition
Alan Brinkley Politico
Zany Protesters Beating a Dead Goose
Charles Gasparino New York Post
The Street Sees No Exit From Financial Woes
Max Abelson BusinessWeek
Days of Reckoning For Goldman and Morgan
Cyrus Sanati Fortune
Rally Catches Investors By Surprise
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Stock Gurus Aren't What They Used to Be
Matthew Lynn MarketWatch
Remembering Steve Jobs By Celebrating His Life
Carl Schramm Forbes
Let's Stop Fighting Over Illegals & Focus On Reform
Rohan Poojara RCM
The Euro's Affordable Salvation In 5 Steps
Laurence Kotlikoff Bloomberg
China's Debt Spree Returns to Haunt
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Telegraph


Thursday, October 13
Recovery Begins and Ends with Housing
Martin Feldstein New York Times
Having a Job Isn't What It Used to Be
Chandra & Matthews BusinessWeek
This Economic Recovery Is Different: It's FUBAR*
Louis Woodhill Forbes
The GOP's Irrational War On the Fed
Zachary Karabell The Daily Beast
How Anti-Business Is Barack Obama?
Gary Shapiro American Spectator
Nobel Marks End of Comfortable Keynesianism
Philip Levy American
On a Day Without Capitalism, Stocks Rise
David Callaway MarketWatch
Buy and Hope? With All This Debt, No Way
Robert Barone Minyanville
On Sale Now, Some Of the U.S.'s Top Stockpickers
Michael Shari Barron's
Europe's Errors Lift Marshall Plan
Benn Steil Council on Foreign Relations
Slovakia's Courageous Stand Over Bailouts
Nita Ghei Washington Times
Examining Herman Cain's 9-9-9 Tax Plan
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM
Herman Cain's Plan Is Deceptive and Unfair
Editorial Washington Post
Come To Think Of It, Steve Jobs Was a Bad Role Model
Kyle Smith Forbes


Friday, October 14
9-9-9 Plan Is Pro-Growth, Pro-Jobs
Herman Cain USA Today
The Flat Tax vs. Fair Tax vs. Herman Cain's 9-9-9
Nathan Lewis Forbes
9-9-Nein! Problems with Cain's Tax Plan
Edward Morrissey Fiscal Times
Should Insider Trading Be Legalized?
Justin Rohrlich Minyanville
President Obama Tears Down His Very Own Wall Street
Bill Flax Forbes
Good Luck, Meg. You'll Need It at HP
Kevin Kelleher Fortune
How Low Rates Stop New Home Sales
Kathleen Howley BusinessWeek
Regulators Struggle with Dodd-Frank Contradictions
Floyd Norris NYT
Obama Jobs Bill: Naive, Short-Sighted, Insane
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
The Monetary Tax of Artificial Economy
Jeffrey Snider RealClearMarkets
Putin's Russia Is Frozen in Corrupt, Anarchic 1990s
Philip Stephens FT
China's Small Firms See Profits Disappear
Olivia Chung Asia Times
China's Businessmen on the Run from Loan Sharks
David Barboza NYT
The 'Third Way' Bubbles Are Bursting
Robert Tracinski RealClearMarkets
Saturday, October 15
America Wrongly Believes Its Prosperity Can't End
Mark Steyn IBD
The 1930s Sure Sound Familiar
Joe Nocera New York Times
Hope for US Manufacturing--and Maybe Jobs
Chris Farrell BusinessWeek
Around the World, Rage Against Elites
David Ignatius Washington Post
Where Will Occupy Wall Street Take America?
Elizabeth Olson Fortune
Biggest Threat to Wall St. Is the Enemy Within
Tom Petruno LA Times
Occupy Wall Street Needs Corporate Sponsors
Al Lewis MarketWatch
The Exasperation of a Democratic Billionaire
James Freeman WSJ
Obama Owns His Failed Presidency
John Judis New Republic
Ending the Impoverishing Discussion of "Fair Share"
Dean Zarras Forbes
Herman Cain: Tax-Code Killer
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Why Family Businesses & Countries Often Boom
Reuven Brenner Forbes
Bull? Bear? Bring It On!
Ben Levisohn and Joe Light Wall Street Journal
Muni Meltdown? No. But Don't Ignore Risks
Paul La Monica CNNMoney
John Paulson's Golden Touch Turns Leaden
James Stewart NY Times
Sunday, October 16
Why Government Spending Is Bad For Our Economy
Jim Powell Forbes
The New Army of Permanently Unemployed
Howard Gold MarketWatch
For Fannie and Freddie, the Party Goes On
Gretchen Morgenson NYT
New Movement Favors Contraction
Christopher Caldwell Financial Times
Stocks Still Best for the Long, Long Run
Morgan Housel The Motley Fool
Meet the FDIC's Undertaker for Big Banks
Yalman Onaran BusinessWeek
Can Ireland Escape from Debt Crisis?
Nin-Hai Tseng Fortune
Anti-Bailout Populism Comes to China
Adam Minter Bloomberg
Russia Tries to Staunch Its Brain Drain
Janko Roettgers BusinessWeek
Keep Super-Achievers in Private Economy
Arnold Kling The American
Monday, October 17
We Should Show the Fed More Forbearance
Edward Luce Financial Times
Unravelling the Interlinkings Of a Crisis
Roger Bootle Daily Telegraph
Let's Admit It, Globalization Has Losers
Steven Rattner New York Times
Long Live the Limited Liability Corporation
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
3 Policies That Gave Us "Jobs Economy"
Amity Shlaes Wall Street Journal
Steve Jobs' Life Reminds Us We Won't Go European
John Tamny Forbes
Hold Off On Striking Up Market Rally Band
Terry Keenan New York Post
Cash Is Still King: Even In a Bull Market
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Another Talk With a Manic Depressive Market
Michael Santoli Barron's
Occupy Wall Street Loves Capitalism's Pearls
William Cohan Bloomberg
Protesters Challenge the Reagan Revolution
Chrystia Freeland Reuters
Making the Most Of Our Financial Winter
Robert Shiller New York Times
Our Children's Future Isn't Very Bright
Robert Samuelson Newsweek
The Kids Are Actually Sort Of Alright
Noreen Malone New York Magazine


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