RealClearMarkets Week of April 30, 2012 Archives

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Monday, April 30
We're Still #1: The Myth about American Decline
Daniel Gross Newsweek
If I Wanted America to Fail: A Lesson In Free Markets
Bill Frezza RCM
The Economy Doesn't Want College Grads
Paul Krugman New York Times
Obama's Plan to Seize Control of the U.S. Economy
Jim Powell Forbes
Our Growth Fixation Is Positively Baffling
Tim Harford Financial Times
Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" Is Here
Kyle Smith New York Post
U.S. Is Perfecting Formula for Budget Failure
William Cohan Bloomberg
Austerity Is Wrong Plan for Europe
Lawrence Summers Washington Post
European Central Bank vs. Reality
Matthew Melchiorre RealClearMarkets
The Calming Effect of Global Central Banks
Jeff Sommer New York Times
Expensive Healthcare Is Path to Cheap Healthcare
John Tamny Forbes
Apple Shows That China Is Paved with Gold
Terry Keenan New York Post
Why the Market Deserves Benefit of the Doubt
Michael Santoli Barron's
Why Sell In May Doesn't Work For Investors
Bernard Condon MSN Money


Tuesday, May 1
The Fiscal Game In Washington At Odds with Reality
Henry Aaron RCM
How High U.S. Debt Risks Dollar Doomsday
Scott Powell New York Post
Austerity, and the Failure of the Governing Elite
Charles Kadlec Forbes
Europe: No Alternative to Austerity
Gideon Rachman Financial Times
Obama Pushes False GM Success Story
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Romney Hires Bush's Failed Economic Team
Ezra Klein Washington Post
Presidential Cycle Says Investors Buy In May
Tomi Kilgore MarketWatch
Absent Apple and Google, DJIA Risks Irrelevancy
Andrew Bary Barron's
Federer and Swiss Banking Will Come Back
Peter Viktor Kunz Bloomberg
A Manufacturing Strategy, Not Industrial Policy
Hemphill & Perry RCM
Secretary Geithner's Willful Negligence
Richard Rahn Washington Times
What Did In Dominique Strauss-Kahn?
Joe Nocera New York Times
Occupy Activists Breath New Life Into May Day
Peter Dreier The Nation
How Wall Street Influences Elite Schools
Laura Newland New York Times


Wednesday, May 2
As It Lays Dying, the Real Tragedy Of the Euro
Brian Domitrovic Forbes
Britain 'Does' Austerity So U.S. Doesn't Have To
Dean Baker Al Jazeera
China's Vanishing Trade Imbalance
Eduardo Porter New York Times
Should You Sell In May? Read This First
Alex Dumortier Motley Fool
May Doesn't Have to Be Bad For the Market
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Should We Believe Anything Murdoch Says?
Damian Reece Telegraph
Murdoch Isn't the Scandal, UK's Government Is
Editorial New York Sun
Fed Mistook Housing Bust for Dot-Com Bubble
Peter Orszag Bloomberg
Calls for Mortgage Aid Get Louder
Jim Puzzanghera Los Angeles Times
2 Can Play Airline Bankruptcy Game
Steven Pearlstein Washington Post
Flight Attendants Tell Their Customers to Drop Dead
Bill Frezza Forbes
The Executive Pay Revolt That Wasn't
Steven Davidoff New York Times
Buffett Rule? More Like Buffett Ruse
Rep. Chuck Fleischmann Investors
Case for Approving Keystone Getting Stronger
Editorial Washington Post


Thursday, May 3
Central Bankers Are Intellectually Bankrupt
Ron Paul Financial Times
Banks Aren't Lending to Small Business? Ask Ben
Scott Shane American
Gold Standard For Nut Cases to Paul Krugman
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
The Recovery: Really Good at Creating Bad Jobs
Bryce Covert The Nation
Obama's '12 Prospects Suffer Ominous GDP Report
Louis Woodhill Forbes
The 99 Percenters At Long Last Wake Up
Joseph Stiglitz The Daily Beast
1 Percenters Pretend They're All 99%
Walter Williams Investor's Business
Romney Flirts With Pay Equity
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RealClearMarkets
How Free Enterprise Saved the Civilized World
Steve Forbes Forbes
How to Reduce the Government's Housing Risk
Randazzo and Joffe RCM
The Messy Business of Innovation
Carl Schramm The 4% Growth Project
Public Pension Stimulus Nonsense
Andrew Biggs RealClearMarkets
Blaming Oil Speculators Is Wrong
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Obama's Lukewarm Date With Wall Street
Nicholas Confessore NY Times
America's Non-Existent Immigration Crisis
Tim Noah The New Republic


Friday, May 4
How the 1% Caused the Great Recession
Paul Krugman New York Times
Note to Congress: Fiscal Cliff Cometh
Mohamed El-Erian Washington Post
Fiscal Cliff? We're Already Down a Fiscal Hill
Rex Nutting MarketWatch
Tax Cut Expiration Is Implicit Austerity
Wayne Ferbert Minyanville
U.S. Chose Better Recovery Path Than Europe
Floyd Norris NY Times
The False Theory of the 'Skills Gap'
Matthew Phillips BusinessWeek
Putting the Natural Gas Boom in Perspective
Vaclav Smil The American
Depositors Must Restore Trust in the Banks
Craig Richardson Forbes
Are Regulators Pursuing National Agendas?
Gillian Tett Financial Times
The Best and Worst States to Do Business
Christopher Matthews TIME
The Gold Market's Steep Wall of Worry
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
Chinese Job Choices Show Changing Labor Market
Rahul Jacob FT
Austerity Bursts France's Housing Bubble
A. Evans-Pritchard Telegraph
The More ZIRP Distorts, the Greater the LT Disaster
Jeffrey Snider RCM
Saturday, May 5
The 2013 "Fiscal Cliff" Could Crush Stocks
Don Luskin Wall Street Journal
If You Own These Stocks, Get Out NOW!
David Sterman Street Authority
How to End This Depression
Paul Krugman The New York Review of Books
Tiger 21: Tough Love For the Extremely Rich
Richard Morais Barron's
Here's How You Can Raise a Finance Wizard
Ron Lieber New York Times
Is Going to College the Best Investment?
Jack Hough Wall Street Journal
Weak Job Growth Feeds Slowdown Concerns
Don Lee Los Angeles Times
Reasons Abound for Job Growth Ebb
Catherine Rampell New York Times
The Rate of Unemployment Is Meaningless
Editorial Investor's Business
What Are Obama's Second Term Priorities?
Ezra Klein Washington Post
Mitt Romney's Pragmatism v. Obama's Extremism
Peter Ferrara Forbes
U.S. Textbooks: The Next Digital Battlefield
Richard Blackden Telegraph
I Am America's Amygdala, Its Emotional Brain
Jerry Bowyer Forbes
Wall Street's Legal Magic Ends American Right
Susan Antilla Bloomberg
Sunday, May 6
U.S. Headed for Another Summer Swoon?
Steven Johnson Reuters
Barack Obama's Advantages Heading into 2012
Mark Hendrickson Forbes
Jobs Still Obama's Biggest Re-Election Hurdle
Jason Lange Reuters
The Online Education Tsunami
David Brooks New York Times
Throwing Ayn Rand Under the Bus
Robert Tracinski RealClearMarkets
Buffett Gets Friendly Fire on 'Buffett Rule'
Stephen Gandel Fortune
The Politics and Art of Worthless Money
Raquel Laneri Newsweek
Demise of Moore's Law Greatly Exaggerated
Adam Sneed Slate
Never Mind Europe, Worry About India
Tyler Cowen New York Times
Does U.K. Want to Become 'Britzerland'?
Walter Ellis Daily Telegraph
The Stadium Sponsor Curse Strikes Again
Chris Isidore CNNMoney
Renting One World Trade Center
Leonard & Winter BusinessWeek
Monday, May 7
The Maturation of Mark Zuckerberg
Henry Blodget New York Magazine
Market Pullback In May? Maybe Not This Time
Paul Lim New York Times
Buy Slowly Into a Bull Market That Isn't Over
Michael Santoli Barron's
Has Obama Sold Out to the Banks?
Peter Boyer/Peter Schweizer Newsweek
President Obama Is Running Out of Jobless Excuses
Louis Woodhill RCM
Jobs Few, College Grads Seek Unpaid Internships
Steve Greenhouse NYT
Jobless Number Obscures a Revenue Crisis
Terry Keenan New York Post
Gross Domestic Product Worship Strangles Growth
John Tamny Forbes
Immigration Policy Is An Economic Meltdown Trifecta
Bill Frezza RCM
'Paycheck Fairness' Will Mean a Real Pay Cut for Men
Carrie Lukas WSJ
Lehman Emails Reveal Wall Street Arrogance
William Cohan Bloomberg
The Frequent Fliers Who Flew Too Much
Ken Bensinger Los Angeles Times
'Let Them Eat Cake' and Other False Cliches
Kyle Smith New York Post
Hollande Wins: Europe's In No Man's Land
Paul Roderick Gregory Forbes
Battle of the Beards: Krugman vs. Bernanke
Robert Samuelson Newsweek


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