RealClearMarkets Week of December 5, 2011 Archives

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Monday, December 5
The Welfare State's Reckoning
Robert Samuelson Newsweek
The Euro Crisis Is An Avoidable Crisis
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
Unemployment Decline: Good or Bad News?
Al Tella RealClearMarkets
Structural Unemployment Is Real Problem
Zachary Karabell Daily Beast
A Hayseed Economist Responds to Times' Bill Keller
Paul Gregory Forbes
Advice From The 1%: Lever Up, and Drop Out
Michael Lewis Bloomberg
Modest Bonus Year Ahead On Wall Street
Susanne Craig New York Times
Books: Judge Napolitano On Constitutional Governance
Tamny Forbes
Big Oil Redraws The Global Energy Map
Guy Chazan Wall Street Journal
The Financially Driven Erosion of Scientific Integrity
Bill Frezza RCM
Cut the Regulatory Thicket
Iain Murray & David Schoenbrod City Journal
Investors Must Be Defensive, Find Quality
Tom Stevenson The Telegraph
Can't Anybody Play Stock Game?
Michael Santoli & Andrew Bary Barron's
Secrets of the Bailout, Now Revealed
Gretchen Morgenson New York Times


Tuesday, December 6
Tax Rates, Income Inequality & the 1%
Alan Reynolds Wall Street Journal
It's Tone, Not Taxes, A Tycoon Tells Obama
Andrew Ross Sorkin NY Times
Europe, Systemic Risk, and the Governing Elite
Charles Kadlec Forbes
Imagining A Stock Market Without Fear
Doug Kass The Street.com
A Fool's Market Rally Authored By a Very Foolish Fed
John Tamny RCM
The Best Market Opporunties In a Half Century
Andrew Bary Barron's
Treasury Should Sell Its GM Stake to GM
Charles Lane Washington Post
Exposing the Dark Side of Green Energy
Terence Corcoran National Post
Behold the Incredible Shrinking Work Force
John Crudele New York Post
How To Tackle America's Lost Decade
Mort Zuckerman Financial Times
Why More Retails Jobs Won't Fix Jobless Rate
Edward Glaeser Bloomberg
After Job Cuts, Wall Street Different
Abelson & Choudhury BusinessWeek
Here's How to Make Zillions On Wall Street
Brett Arends MarketWatch
The Rise and Fall of MF Global CEO Jon Corzine
Michael Daly Newsweek


Wednesday, December 7
This Is What a Real Market Crash Looks Like
Scott Cendrowski Fortune
Eight Stocks That Could Have Made You Rich
Michael Brush MSN Money
The Bond Buyer's Growing Dilemma
Burton Malkiel Wall Street Journal
A Tax On Trades Lures Influential Supporters
Greenhouse & Bowley NYT
Time To Hold Banks Accountable
Katrina vanden Heuvel Washington Post
Occupy London and Everywhere Else
Brett Decker Washington Times
Congress Must Extend Jobless Benefits
Peter Dreier Los Angeles Times
Let's Not Be Bamboozled By Robert Reich's Stuff
Bill Frezza Forbes
The Payroll Tax Holiday: A Bad, Bipartisan Idea
Alex Brill The American
Obama's Tax Cut Confusion
Andrew Malcolm Investor's Business Daily
Winning The Euro Confidence Game
Raghuram Rajan Project Syndicate
Eurozone Failure Is Warning To U.S.
John L. Chapman RealClearMarkets
The Long Shadow of German Hyperinflation
Jeffrey Fear Bloomberg
8 Reasons Public School Teachers Are Not Underpaid
Andrew Biggs RCM


Thursday, December 8
Is Student Debt America's Next Crisis?
Richard Blackden Daily Telegraph
On the Cusp Of a Big Market Move -- Which Way?
Michael Kahn Barron's
FAZ: The Wild West of U.S. Finance
Adam Davidson New York Times
Subsidizing Wall Street To Buy Chinese Solar Panels
T.J. Rodgers WSJ
Investment Gap: Real Economic Burden
Fareed Zakaria Washington Post
Capitalism Is Not "Corporatism" Or "Cronyism"
Richard Salsman Forbes
5 Big Lies In Obama's Fairness Speech
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Abundant Horror If Eurozone Collapses
William Buiter Financial Times
Global Implications of Euro's Collapse
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
We Should Welcome Bernanke's Complaints
Matthew Winkler Bloomberg
Curb Your Enthusiasm About the Jobless Report
Louis Woodhill Forbes
Workers Need More Income, and More Power
Rex Nutting MarketWatch
Feds Pay Bureaucrats $137M...Not to Work
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM
Who Will Power the New Industrial Revolution?
Joel Kotkin City Journal


Friday, December 9
It Wasn't the Bankers Who Did It, It Was All of Us
Geoff Colvin Fortune
Merkel-Sarkozy Pact Is Doomed to Fail
Brett Arends MarketWatch
How U.S. Can Help Europe: Just Say No
Jim DeMint Wall Street Journal
IPOs Rigged? Congress May Allow 'Crowdfunding'
Alex Planes Motley Fool
Newt the Supply-Side Sizzler: Will Romney Follow?
Larry Kudlow RCM
Democrat-Wall Street Love Affair Over
Timothy Noah The New Republic
Obama Parrots Chavez, Shows Why He Can't Lead
Peter Ferrara Forbes
A One-Woman Crusade to Set Back Housing
Liz Peek The Fiscal Times
Recession Was Sexist, So Is the Recovery
Jordan Weissman The Atlantic
No Virginia, No Brad DeLong, There's No Draghi Claus
Benn Steil Forbes
Euro Summit Still Trying to Sort Out Greenspanism
Jeffrey Snider RCM
Who Gets Hurt by China Property Crash?
Eve Cary The Diplomat
India Is Playing an Economic Double Game
Jyoti Thottam TIME
The New Conventional Wisdom on Oil Is Wrong
Michael Levi CFR
Saturday, December 10
Don't Soak the 1% to Save California
Brian Calle Orange County Register
Spending Cuts Alone Won't Cure California
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Who Are Those Keynesians We Regularly Refer To?
Nathan Lewis Forbes
Iceland's Debt Legacy Tempers Long-Term Hopes
Jan Puhl Der Spiegel
Europe's Latest Historic Plan Doesn't Impress
Editorial New York Times
Europe's Blithering Idiots
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Too Much Regulation Is Killing Jobs
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Obama & Roosevelt: Both Clueless About the Economy
Jim Powell Forbes
It's Time To Occupy Wall Street On Your Street
Astra Taylor The Nation
Corzine's Regulator Tries to Explain Why
Editorial Wall Street Journal
MF Global: Are Customer Accounts Safe?
James Stewart New York Times
Wall of Worry Too Fragile to Support a Rally
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
How Small Investors Can Get Stomped
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
Phil Falcone, Once a High Flyer, Fights for Career
Herbst-Bayliss Reuters
Sunday, December 11
Heading into the Global Depression of 2012
Jeff Harding Minyanville
The Movement to Break Up the Big Banks
Gretchen Morgenson NY Times
Obama, Roosevelt, and the Politics of 'Fairness'
Merrill Matthews Forbes
How Much Do You Need to Feel 'Rich'?
Seth Fiegerman MSN Money
Occupy Bourbon Street? Big-time Sports & Inequality
Art Carden Forbes
Blocked NBA Trade: Who Owns Athletes' Talent?
Dave Zirin The Nation
Cognitive Bias and Case Against Government
Arnold Kling The American
The Surprising Economics of E-Mail Spam
Karen Weise BusinessWeek
Russia's Capital Flight Epidemic
Andrew Kramer New York Times
Reforms Slowing Down in India, China
Benjamin Shobert Asia Times
Sex, Insider Trading & First U.S. Financial Panic
Steve Fraser Bloomberg
'It's a Wonderful Life,' Updated for 2011
Richard Barrington MSN Money
Monday, December 12
What Do They Mean by "Crony Capitalism?"
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
The Class Warfare That We Really Need
Steve Conover The American
Let's Call It What It Really Is: Depression
Paul Krugman New York Times
Merkel Seals 1930s Outcome for Europe
Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph
Fracking Is U.S.'s New Energy Security
Daniel Yergin Wall Street Journal
The Irrational Exuberance Underlying "Fracking"
John Tamny Forbes
Central Banks Fire a Second Barrel of QE
Gavyn Davies Financial Times
All the Fed Bashing Has Gone Too Far
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
What's So Bad About Bankruptcy?
James Surowiecki The New Yorker
Year End Frequently Great for Stocks
Jonathon Trugman New York Post
What Data Could Drive a Stock-Market Rally?
Michael Santoli Barron's
102 Minutes with Billionaire Nicolas Bergruen
Jessica Pressler New York
The Lasting Shadow Of Bernard Madoff
Diana Henriques New York Times
Mr. Corzine Goes to Washington, With No Pull
William Cohan Bloomberg


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