RealClearMarkets Week of March 5, 2012 Archives

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Monday, March 5
The Car Of The Future Will Drive You
Gordon Crovitz Wall Street Journal
State Austerity Is Causing a Depression
Paul Krugman New York Times
How Women In China Are Becoming Very Rich
Amy Chua Newsweek
The Underlying Economic Message In "Undefeated"
John Tamny Forbes
Numbers That Sway the Markets & Voters
Jeff Sommer New York Times
Bargain-Hunting In Rising Stock Market
Jonathan Hoenig SmartMoney
Want to Outperform the Market? Buy Spinoffs
Michael Santoli Barron's
The No. 1 Stock Idea From Buffett's Letter
Matt Koppenheffer Motley Fool
Technology Stocks Become Attractive Again
Terry Keenan New York Post
Justice Can Still Be Done In Bear Stearns Case
William Cohan Bloomberg
Too Fat, Or Too Thin? Progressive Policies Can Fix That!
Bill Frezza RCM
Fannie and Freddie Drop the Mortgage Ball
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Peak Oil Meets 125M Chinese Cars
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Telegraph
Bernanke Fed Redirects and Redistributes Wealth
Richard Grant Forbes


Tuesday, March 6
1 Number That Will Burn Facebook Investors
Alex Dumortier Motley Fool
Sen. Carl Levin's Strange Tax Attack On Facebook
Nick Schulz Forbes
The Internet Was Ahead Of Its Time In 2000
Stu Woo Wall Street Journal
Partial Remedy For an Ailing Job Market
Gary Burtless RealClearMarkets
A Ragged Stock Market Says to Sell In March
John Crudele New York Post
Insiders Are As Bearish Now As Last April
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
The Banks' 'Just Trust Us' Method of Accounting
Stephen Gandel Fortune
Geithner Covers for Corruption On Pennsylvania
Charles Kadlec Forbes
Finance Isn't Nearly As Amoral As Some Say
Robert Shiller Bloomberg
Wall Street Is Correct About Newspapers
Devin Leonard BusinessWeek
Look Who Krugman's Calling Keynesian Now
Editorial Investor's Business
Electric Cars, And the War With Science
Charles Lane Washington Post
Global Warming's Bubble Has Burst
Robert Tracinski RealClearMarkets
Beijing's Three Lessons For Central Banks
Stephen Roach Financial Times
In China, Sobering Signs Of Slow Growth
Keith Bradsher New York Times


Wednesday, March 7
The Stock Selloff Is just Getting Started
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Is This Another Typical Market Pullback?
Andrew Nyquist Minyanville
Where the Top Managers Are Putting Your Money
Karen Hube Barron's
The Middle East Is a Hotbed of Investments
Ziad Abdelnour Investors
Apple's Vast Margins Are Ephemeral
Holman Jenkins Wall Street Journal
Lehman Is Back! Is the Financial Crisis Over?
Antony Currie Reuters
5 Financial Reforms That Would Prevent Crises
Richard Salsman Forbes
High and Low Predictions for Friday's Jobs Report
Matthew Philips BW
Here's How to Get a Job at Facebook
Miguel Helft & Jessi Hempel Fortune
Misled By Myths About Moonlighting In America
Peter Orszag Bloomberg
Curse of the Nacissistic Chief Executive
Steven Davidoff New York Times
Obama Proposes Tripling Dividend Tax Rate
Alex Brill & Alan Viard RCM
Don't Resent the Rich; Simply Fix the Tax Code
Robert Shiller Bloomberg
After 3 Years, We're Hooked on Free Money
Matthew Lynn MarketWatch
Foreclosure Fix About Low Expectations
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times


Thursday, March 8
Here's How To Narrow The Class Divide
Charles Murray New York Times
The Misleading Story of Income Inequality
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM
Whatever Happened to Occupy Wall Street?
Editorial Los Angeles Times
Punish Bankers? We're Still Rewarding Them
Rex Nutting MarketWatch
Prepare For a Unemployment Rate Snow Job
John Crudele New York Post
Beware Analysts Torturing the Jobless Data
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
California's Best Days Remain Ahead of It
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
The Fed's Backwards Approach to Housing Market
Steve Forbes Forbes
Will Home Prices Fall Another 20%?
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Americans Don't Gain From Fed Inflated Asset Prices
James Groth RCM
Low Rates Entice Companies to Borrow
Christine Hauser New York Times
Monetary Policy FAQ: Explaining the Dollar Basics
Louis Woodhill Forbes
Oil Speculators Pricing In War With Iran?
Matthew Philips BusinessWeek
Is China Already No. 1 Economically?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Trouble In Europe, U.S., China Brings the Bears
Pritchard The Telegraph


Friday, March 9
Is the End Near for the 3-Year-Old Bull Market?
Adam Shell USA Today
Timothy Geithner Remains Stuck In '08
Peter Wallison RealClearMarkets
The Myth of Free-Market U.S. Health Care
Megan McArdle The Atlantic
Speculators Are Driving High Oil Prices
Leah McGrath Goodman Fortune
Obama's Energy Policy Will Kill Jobs
Hemphill & Perry The American
'Crony Capitalism': American as Apple Pie
Michael Kazin New Republic
Economy Clogged by Congress' Outdated Laws
Jim Cooper The Atlantic
Suffering the Dead Money of QE & LTRO
Jeffrey Snider RealClearMarkets
In Midst of Euro Crisis, Lost in a Fog of Data
Gillian Tett Financial Times
Lawless Greek Deal May Doom Portugal
A. Evans-Pritchard Telegraph
The False Link Between Tariffs and Jobs
Diane Brady BusinessWeek
How a Gold Standard Would Perfect Money Supply
Nathan Lewis Forbes
The Shifting Definitions of Who Is 'Rich'
Bruce Bartlett The Fiscal Times
Buffett's Lessons on How to Con the Media
Jon Friedman MarketWatch
Saturday, March 10
Maybe They Should Just Call It the Chevy "Vote"
Patrick Michaels Forbes
Adam Smith vs Crony Capitalism
Sheldon Richman Reason
Ford's Alan Mulally: Worth Every Penny
Doron Levin Fortune
How To Buy Growth Stocks
Jack Hough Wall Street Journal
The Bull Market Turns Three. Where's The Party?
BusinessWeek
Will Slowing Emerging Markets Lift Stocks?
Jonnelle Marte SmartMoney
Investing Lessons From The Iditarod
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
Facebook's Missing Millionaires
Douglas MacMillan BusinessWeek
Is This Man The Real iPad Inventor?
Michael Rosenwald Washington Post
How Technology Is Changing Retail
Stephanie Clifford New York Times
Sit Tight Fed, There's No Need For More QE
Paul La Monica CNNMoney
The Job Market Has Not Healed Yet
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Jobs Report: Is It Morning In America?
Ryan Avent The Economist
Taking Off The Free Trade Blinders
Dani Rodrik Project Syndicate
Sunday, March 11
The Best Three Years You May Ever See
Morgan Housel The Motley Fool
Retiring Boomers Driving Down Unemployment
Nin-Hai Tseng Fortune
Don't Be Misled, Mitt Romney Isn't a Keynesian
Brian Domitrovic Forbes
Inside the E-Book Price-Fixing Case
Suzanne McGee The Fiscal Times
Europe's Rescue Funds Bubble
Stefano Casertano The European
Student Loan Crisis Worse Than You Think
Karen Weise BusinessWeek
New Education Finance Model Pays Off
Thomas Kostigen MarketWatch
Are Universities Obsolete?
Marc Parry The Chronicle of Higher Education
How Alchemists Invented Modern Finance
Carl Wennerlind Bloomberg
Investing As A Social Science
Jason Trennert Forbes
Microcredit Has Been Overhyped
David Roodman Washington Post
For Young 'Digital Natives,' Future of Work Is Here
Jason Cook Fortune
Is Daylight Savings Time Totally Useless?
Sterling Wong Minyanville
Monday, March 12
Japan's Two Lost Decades -- And Ours?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
2 Reasons Recovery May Be Gaining Speed
James Surowiecki New Yorker
'Obamalaise' Is Jimmy Carter Repeating Itself
Kyle Smith New York Post
Obama Stumbles On Job-Creating Code: Do Nothing
Louis Woodhill RCM
The Unemployment Stats Pull Lever for Obama
Michael Santoli Barron's
Can California's Economic Self-Implosion Be Exported?
Bill Frezza RCM
Stock Market Investors Ignore Politics at their Peril
Doug Kass TheStreet
Is Stock Picking Making a Big Comeback?
Peter Brimelow MarketWatch
Commerce Clause Vision Will Decide ObamaCare
Larry Hunter Forbes
The Market Case Against Law School
Matthew Shaer New York Magazine
Financial Repression Is Back For Long-Term
Carmen Reinhart Bloomberg
U.S.'s Real Inflation Rate Has Moved to 8.1%
Terry Keenan New York Post
Low Rates Disguise the Federal Debt Bomb
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Global Liquidity Peak Spells Trouble for 2012
Evans-Pritchard Telegraph
What Will Be the Fed's Next Move?
Binyamin Appelbaum New York Times


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