RealClearMarkets Week of June 4, 2012 Archives

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Monday, June 4
The Path To Healthy Growth Is Implausible
Lawrence Summers Reuters
The Hidden Message In Friday's Unemployment Reading
Al Tella RCM
Spending Cuts, Low Taxes? Already Here
Paul Krugman New York Times
On the Economy, Obama Is All Excuses
Charles Gasparino New York Post
The Ugly Truth About Social Security Is Revealed
John Tamny Forbes
To Fix Housing, Disclose Mortgage Addresses
Joffe & Randazzo Bloomberg
Satire: Federal Reserve Orders a Bloomberg Ban
Daniel Shuchman RCM
California's Casino Budgeting
Mike Boskin/John Cogan Wall Street Journal
2012's Crisis: The Poor Have Too Much Computer Access!
Bill Frezza RCM
Where Most Investors Can Find Happy Returns
Jonathon Trugman NYP
The U.S. Stock Market Is Still Best of a Bad Lot
Paul Lim New York Times
Bad News Priced, Good News Could Spark a Rally
Michael Santoli Barron's
Why Rob Arnott Is Going Abroad For Stock Growth
Shawn Tully Fortune
Europe: Defend Euro or Abandon It?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
The Week Europe Stopped Pretending
A. Evans-Pritchard Daily Telegraph


Tuesday, June 5
With Europe Listing, a Correction Is Near
Roger Altman Washington Post
Would Greece's Exit Wreck the Euro?
Douglas Elliott RealClearMarkets
How America Is Insulated From the Euro Crisis
Jack Ablin Bloomberg
The Class of 2012 Faces a Tough Labor Market
Editorial New York Times
Friday's Unemployment Flop Didn't Sink the Markets
John Tamny RCM
As the Economy Sinks, a Do-Nothing President
Brian Domitrovic Forbes
The Market Correction Is Close to Being Over
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
A Volatile Age Defies Spreadsheet Strategy
Gillian Tett Financial Times
The Real King of Bonds Says It's Time to Buy
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Taxation Goes Frighteningly Global
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Obama Pursues the Failed Policies of the Past
Charles Kadlec Forbes
The Lowlights of Obama's Economics
Editorial Investor's Business Daily
Job Insecurity at Goldman: Where's the News?
Felix Salmon Reuters
The Last, Brutal Days of MF Global
Peter Elkind & Doris Burke Fortune
Questions to Ask Jamie Dimon Next Week
Andrew Ross Sorkin DealBook


Wednesday, June 6
Scott Walker Refused to Hide From Fiscal Reality
Steven Malanga RCM
As We Near the Cliff, Obama Has Leverage
Jonathan Cohn New Republic
Obama Runs Very Fast From His Failed Economy
Jonathan Horn Forbes
Barbell Approach Only Way to Lift the Economy
Peter Orszag Bloomberg
Before QE, The Fed Faces Political Heat
Zachary Goldfarb Washington Post
Will Soaring Debt Trigger a Downturn?
Lisa Mascaro Los Angeles Times
Obama's Debt Crisis Was Very Predictable
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Few Places to Hide As Wall St. Ax Hovers
Lauren Tara LaCapra Reuters
5 Reasons to Get Into the Stock Market Now
Robert Powell MarketWatch
Market Evangelists Reconcile Jekyll w/ Hyde
John Kay Financial Times
Government Food Nannies Devour Our Prosperity
Carrie Lukas Forbes
Private Equity Firms Want to Profit, Not Fold
Doug Altner Investors
Dueling Forces In U.S. Healthcare Markets
Tom Miller RealClearMarkets
Finance: FINRA Regulation v. Government Oversight
Hester Peirce RCM
Is Jon Corzine Clueless or Just a Crook?
Charles Gasparino New York Post


Thursday, June 7
How U.S. Can Elude a Pending Black Hole
Julian Morris RealClearMarkets
Banks: It's Time To End "Too Big To Fail"
Sherrod Brown Washington Post
Next Bank Bailout Blame Game On the Way
Nicole Gelinas New York Post
Greek Exit Would Be National Suicide
John Sfakianakis Financial Times
Booming Sweden's Free-Market Solution
Anders Aslund Bloomberg
Fear of the Bernanke Fed Slammed the Markets
Louis Woodhill Forbes
Why the Stock Markets Love Scott Walker
Larry Kudlow National Review
A Modest Defense of "Nanny Bloomberg"
Peter Passell RealClearMarkets
The Slow Death Spiral of the U.S. Labor Movement
Richard Yeselson TNR
Unions/Economic Mobility: Is There a Link?
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM
Hiring Hiccup Sets Off Alarms Over Recovery
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
A Closer Look at the Labor Market's "New Normal"
Anne Fisher Fortune
The Obama-Romney Jobs Debate: The Facts
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Is College Worth It? Ask the Non-Attendees
Catherine Rampell NY Times
How the Bowyers Played the College Tuition Bubble
Jerry Bowyer Forbes


Friday, June 8
It's Time to Bury Supply-Side Economics
Howard Gold MarketWatch
Reagan Was a Big-Spending Keynesian
Paul Krugman New York Times
The Limp, Ongoing Disgrace That Is Obamanomics
Peter Ferrara Forbes
American Debt Falling Fastest Since 1950s
Rex Nutting MarketWatch
Who Has Money for Spanish Bank Rescue?
A. Evans-Pritchard Telegraph
Eurobonds Will Require a Pre-Nuptial
Reuven Brenner The American
Switzerland May Find Itself In a "Currency War"
Michael W. Klein RCM
MF Global Exposes Flaw in Accounting Rules
Floyd Norris NY Times
The Decline and Fall of Organized Labor
Bruce Bartlett The Fiscal Times
What Killed America's Labor Unions?
Derek Thompson The Atlantic
The New GM: A Paragon of Social Responsibility?
Thomas Hemphill RCM
Facebook Fuels NASDAQ vs. NYSE Rivalry
Justin Sharon Minyanville
Crowdfunding Kickstarts Tech Hardware Boom
Ryan Tate Wired
Start-Up or Hoax? In Silicon Valley, Hard to Tell
Fowler & Efrati WSJ
Saturday, June 9
Grave Global Economic Danger: Start the Engines Angela
The Economist
Noose Around Euro's Neck Grows Tighter
Steven Rattner New York Times
Why the World Is Still in Financial Crisis
Tom Clancy Minyanville
Europe Stands at What May Be Final Crossroads
Jeff Nielson TheStreet
Baltic Tiger Takes A Bite Out of Paul Krugman
Investor's Business Daily
America's Looming Lost Decade
Morgan Housel The Motley Fool
Ready or Not, Stagflation Is Here
Ed Butowsky Fox Business
Guess Who's Buying All Those Bonds? (It's Not the Fed)
Jeff Cox CNBC
Bear Market Fever Is Breaking
Michael Gayed MarketWatch
Was JPMorgan's Loss End of an Era?
Charles Wallace Institutional Investor
Fed's Capital Rules: Another Win for the Banks
Stephen Gandel Fortune
Are the 10 Poorest States Really Republican?
Mark Hendrickson Forbes
A Revealing White House Press Conference
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Sunday, June 10
Obama Was Right: Private Sector Is Doing Fine
Jonathan Cohn TNR
Who's Really Doing Fine: Big Government
James Pethokoukis American
It's Time for the Fed to Lead the Fight
Christina Romer New York Times
U.K. and Europe's Zombie Bank Malaise
Liam Halligan Daily Telegraph
Lessons from Collapse of the 'Ruble Zone'
Catherine Hickley Bloomberg
Europe Needs a German Marshall Plan
Charles Maier New York Times
Is Global Finance One Big Ponzi Scheme?
Leonid Bershidsky Bloomberg
With the End of the World Near, UN Rattles Its Cup
Pat Michaels Forbes
Facebook Didn't Sink Market, But Takes Rap
Chuck Jaffe MarketWatch
Occupy Wall Street Struggles for Survival
Chris Francescani Reuters
The Crisis in Subprime College Education
George Will Washington Post
London Games Brand-Exclusion Iron Curtain
Sterling Wong Minyanville
Monday, June 11
How Europe's Implosion Could Sicken the U.S.
Niall Ferguson Newsweek
Spain's Banks Are Bailed Out, Its Jobless Suffer
Paul Krugman NY Times
Spooky Parallels Between Depression, Europe
Roger Bootle The Telegraph
Helicopter Ben Is Ready and Willing to Drop Dollars
Terry Keenan NYP
NR's Ponnuru Falls For Monetarism's Dead Religion
John Tamny Forbes
Funny Thing Happened On Deflation Road
John Plender Financial Times
If Gold Scares You, How About a Parallel Option?
Nathan Lewis Forbes
Don't Let the 10-Year Yield Gull You Into Stocks
Michael Santoli Barron's
What Traders' Testosterone Says about Mkts.
Mark Buchanan Bloomberg
Did Corzine Perjure Himself After All?
Charles Gasparino New York Post
The Kochs Foment the Next U.S. Class War
John Cassidy The New Yorker
Dancing On the Grave of Failed Solar Energy Startups
Bill Frezza RCM
Let's Close Fracking's Information Gap
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Why Obama's Private Sector Gaffe Matters
Chris Cillizza Washington Post
The Recovery's Fate Back In Consumers' Hands
Paul Lim New York Times


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