RealClearMarkets Week of March 12, 2012 Archives

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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


Tuesday, March 13
The U.S. Labor Market Is Still a Shambles
Joseph Stiglitz Financial Times
Thank Gridlock For the Improving Jobs Numbers
Charles Kadlec Forbes
Moving From a 'Mancession' to a 'Shecovery?'
Bryce Covert The Nation
Booming China Can Claim a Zero Growth Economy
Gordon Chang Forbes
Message To China: Trade Deficits Are Quite Beautiful
John Tamny RCM
10 Reasons the Street Will Hit Bottom, Crash
Paul Farrell MarketWatch
Is a Criminal MF Global Getting a Free Pass?
Joe Nocera New York Times
What Is the Goal of Financial Reform?
Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry Atlantic
Is This the Worst of Times To Buy Stocks?
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Congress Should Rescind $108B EU Bailout
Bill Wilson Investor's Business
What Europe Could Learn From U.S. Bank Bailout
Peter Eavis DealBook
Why Some Home Markets Do Better Than Others
Ed Glaeser Bloomberg
Mixed Signals Point to Fed Inaction
Zachary Goldfarb Washington Post
Gauging the Financial Tipping Point
Richard Rahn Washington Times
California's Greek Tragedy
Michael Boskin/John Cogan Wall Street Journal


Wednesday, March 14
The Weak Dollar Authored the Great Recession
Brian Domitrovic Forbes
To Boost U.S. Productivity, Elect a New Congress
Peter Orszag Bloomberg
What Higher Gas Prices Could Do To The Economy
Ross DeVol Atlantic
Did the Federal Reserve Fight the Stimulus?
Ezra Klein Washington Post
How Investors Should Play Housing Recovery
Robert Powell MarketWatch
The Fed's Alleged Housing Solution: Arse Backwards
Steve Forbes Forbes
Lies About Jobs That My Graduate School Told Me
Steven Malanga RCM
Romney Vs. Obama On Corporate Tax Reform
Hassett and Hubbard WSJ
Obama's O-fer Vision of America
Marc Cenedella RealClearMarkets
This Stock Market Is Headed Higher
Lawrence McMillan MarketWatch
Full-Time MBAs: Falling Out of Favor?
Francesca Di Meglio BusinessWeek
The Last, and Best Hope For Postal Reform
Rick Geddes RealClearMarkets
Three Disturbing Trends in U.S. Banking
Christopher Papagianis Reuters
Are Pension Shortfalls Busting Local Governments?
Tracy Gordon RCM
California: The Sick Man of America
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
California, Bad Bet For Entrepreneurs
Bradley Schiller Los Angeles Times


Thursday, March 15
Stock Market Rally Running On Empty
David Rosenberg Financial Times
Memories of the First Nasdaq 3000 In 1999
Therese Poletti MarketWatch
What Rising Rates Say About the Financial Markets
Patti Domm CNBC
Is U.S. Economic Mobility Dead?
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
Watch Bernanke's 'Little' Inflation Capsize U.S.
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
The Collapsing Obama Dollar In Your Gas Tank
Editorial New York Sun
Senator Chuck Schumer's Absurd Approach to Oil
Steve Forbes Forbes
Can Newt Gingrich Really Lower Gasoline Prices?
Ronald Bailey Reason
Oil/Gas Boom Interrupts Greening of America
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
Lessons from China's Looming Housing Crisis
Jonathan Levine Atlantic
Obama's Housing: Entitlement, Not An Opportunity
Samuel Staley RCM
Goldman Sachs's Double Game of Deceit
William Cohan BusinessWeek
Greg Smith's Rant Is Very LIght On Logic
Terence Corcoran National Post
As Goes Goldman Sachs, So Goes New York
Nicole Gelinas New York Post
Rebuke of GS Culture Opens Debate
Susanne Craig & Landon Thomas NYT


Friday, March 16
Are Regulations Killing the Recovery?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Drilling Won't Help Us on Energy
Paul Krugman New York Times
Oil Prices And the Recurring Monetary Nightmare
Jeffrey Snider RCM
Let's Start Regulating Traders' Hormones
Gillian Tett Financial Times
The High Cost of Low Interest Rates
Bruce Bartlett The Fiscal Times
Is the Bond Bubble Finally Bursting?
Maureen Farrell CNNMoney
Inflation Not Compelling Argument for Gold
Howard Gold MarketWatch
Quantitative Easing Is Only Game in Town
Martin Wolf Financial Times
Should Fed Stress Tests Reassure Us?
Christopher Matthews Time
Goldman Letter Creates Wall St. Recruiting Crisis
Kevin Roose NYT
How Ireland Can Start Growing Again
Carl Schramm Wall Street Journal
Ireland's Message to World: We're Not Greece
Catherine Boyle CNBC
How Much Is Apple Really Worth?
Andy Kessler Wall Street Journal
Prosperity Is Hip, and Also Raises Living Standards
Peter Ferrara Forbes
Saturday, March 17
The US Recovery: Neither Robust Nor Dramatic, But Real
The Economist
In Sit-Down Restaurants, an Economic Indicator
Floyd Norris NY Times
Real Recovery: America's Debt Is On Decline
Merrill Goozner Fiscal Times
The Upside to a Downshifting China
John Maxfield The Motley Fool
New Debt Plan for Greece, Same Old High Yields
Institutional Investor
The Iran/Israel War Has Already Started
John Layfield Fox Business
A Strong King Dollar Will Cut Oil Prices
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
NatGas: U.S. Energy Market's Best Bargain?
Myra Saefong MarketWatch
The High Cost of Junk Bond ETFs
Jason Zweig Wall Street Journal
High-Flying Stocks with Further to Go
Jack Hough SmartMoney
Does Wall Street Love Apple Stock Too Much?
Patti Domm CNBC
Buffett's $5 Billion BofA Bet Keeps Looking Better
Steve Schaefer Forbes
Beer Of Saint Patrick's Day Isn't What You Think
Jason Notte TheStreet
The Good, Bad and Ugly of Capitalism
Joe Nocera New York Times
Sunday, March 18
U.S. Housing Market Looks Ready to Rebound
Jonathan Laing Barron's
Supply-Side Illusion on Marginal Tax Rates
Christina Romer NY Times
The Oil Price Is the New Eurozone Crisis
Tom Stevenson Daily Telegraph
Goldman's Long History of Duping Clients
William Cohan Wash. Post
The Alternate Moral Universe of 'Too Big to Fail'
James Pethokoukis NYT
Acclaimed Apple Critic Made Up the Details
Rob Schmitz Marketplace
Just How Many iPads Can Apple Really Sell?
Sam Gustin TIME
Stocks for the Internet TV Revolution
John Dvorak MarketWatch
Old Age Benefits Will Bankrupt Britain
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
Looking Into the Economics of Illegal Prostitution
Kyle Smith Moneybull
Return on Education Investment Going Down
Travis Hoium Motley Fool
A Founding Mother's Secret Business Ventures
Woody Holton Bloomberg
Monday, March 19
What Obama Could Have Done Differently
John Cassidy The New Yorker
Inside America's Rising Economic Angst
Daniel J. Mitchell New York Post
Jobless and Living With Mom and Dad Isn't Bad
Sara Barbour LA Times
Long View of the U.S. Economic Crisis
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
The Real Reason You Should Shun Goldman
Bill Frezza RealClearMarkets
Greg Smith's Obnoxious, Opportunistic Resignation
John Tamny Forbes
Rising Rates: Sign of Economic Health?
Nelson Schwartz New York Times
What Yields, Taxes & Margins Say About Stocks
Michael Santoli Barron's
By Summer's End, Stocks Reach New Highs?
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Preparing For Low Stock Market Returns
Paul Sullivan New York Times
Let's Put Stress Back In the Bank Test
Jonathon Trugman New York Post
The Fed's Stress Tests Make Us All Muppets
Simon Johnson Bloomberg
U.S. Cruises Toward a 2013 Fiscal Cliff
Alan Blinder Wall Street Journal
When Mad Men Ruled, After 4 Martinis...
Christopher Buckley Newsweek


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