RealClearMarkets Week of July 2, 2012 Archives

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Monday, July 2
Money: Does It Make You Meaner, or Less Humane?
Lisa Miller New York
To Achieve Prosperity, We Must Link Money to Gold
Steve Forbes Forbes
In Battery Park It's Goldman Sachs World
N.R. Kleinfeld New York Times
Why Low Interest Rates Aren't Enough to Stimulate
Editors USA Today
This Summer's Stock Rally Should Have Legs
Michael Santoli Barron's
Ragtag Bull Market Surges Against the Odds
Jon Markman MarketWatch
Searching for Calm In Volatile Bond Markets
Paul Lim New York Times
The Roberts' Decision Opens Up a Pandora's Box of Taxes
Bill Frezza RCM
Student Loans and Unintended Consequences
Richard Vedder Imprimis
Halt DoD's Green-Energy "Fuelishness"
Kenneth Green RealClearMarkets
Was the 'Greatest Generation' Really the Greatest?
John Tamny Forbes
Obama Must Read 'Wealth of Nations'
Michael Boskin Wall Street Journal
Connect Dots of Casino Capitalism, and Get Romney
Robert Reich Nation
What's the True Impact of Outsourcing?
Steve Pearlstein Washington Post


Tuesday, July 3
U.S. Debt: The Real National Security Threat
Lieberthal & O'Hanlon LAT
Dodging Disaster w/ Pro-Growth Policies
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Time for the U.S. to Up Its Entrepreneurial Game
Scott Gerber Fortune
It's Time to Take Housing Off Of Life Support
Edward Pinto USA Today
Obama Takes a Victory Lap Amid Rising Unemployment
Ed Carson IBD
Good News: IPO Marts Closed Post Facebook
Vivek Wadhwa BusinessWeek
Gold Mining Stocks Are Increasingly Attractive
Daniel Oliver Forbes
Wall Street Quants Owe a Debt to French Student
Colin Read Bloomberg
The Very Strange Musings of Sam Israel
Guy Lawson New York Magazine
Don't Just Say Sorry, Bob, Act Like a Leader
Gillian Tett Financial Times
MBAs and B-Schools Must Embrace Failure
Matt Symonds BusinessWeek
Get Ready For a Very Hard Landing In China
Jonathan Laing Barron's
Should Small Businesses Really Fear Obamacare?
Matt Yglesias Slate
John Roberts: Bad Decision By a Very Smart Judge
Doug Bandow Forbes


Wednesday, July 4
Dancing Around The Fire Of Hell
Byron Wien Blackstone
The Euro's Latest Reprieve Won't Last
Joseph Stiglitz Project Syndicate
Is The Fed Pushing On A String?
Ryan Avent Free Exchange
Why I'm Curbing My Market Enthusiasm
Doug Kass TheStreet
Can Falling Prices Boost Economic Growth?
Irwin Kellner MarketWatch
How To Create Pro-Growth Austerity
Charles Wolf The Weekly Standard
Retirement Security Isn't a Washington Thing
Carrie Lukas Forbes
One Upside For Older Unemployed: Happiness
Gary Belsky TIME
States Choice: Medicaid Expansion Or Jobs
Casey Mulligan Economix
Earmark Ban Backfires, and Trade Policy Pays the Price
Alex Brill RCM
How Sergey Brin Is Making Science Fiction Real
Sam Gustin TIME
The Madoff Saga? It Is Far From Over
Allan Dodds Frank Fortune
Supreme Court: Let Them Eat Broccoli
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
July 4th Question: Is It Time For a 2nd Revolution?
Jerry Bowyer Forbes
The US: Land Of Liberty Or Equality?
Robert Samuelson Washington Post


Thursday, July 5
Fed Chairman Bernanke's Intellectual Bankruptcy
Steve Forbes Forbes
Interview with Jim Rogers On Falling Oil Prices
James Stafford OilPrice
Carbon Tax: The Most Sensible Tax of All
Bauman & Hsu New York Times
It's Time to Buy Everything In Sight
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Stocks to Buy and Sell Based On Obamacare Ruling
Kopin Tan Barron's
To Achieve Medical Innovations, Obamacare Must Die
Woodhill Forbes
Obamacare Is Not the Biggest Tax In U.S. History
Ezra Klein Bloomberg
Mitt Romney's Evident Confusion On Taxes
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Occupy,Tea Party Have Common Targets
Luigi Zingales Los Angeles Times
The Government Motors Bailout Sours
Ed Carson Investor's Business Daily
Private Pensions Evade Honest Accounting
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM
Rich Guys Facing Jail Time Can Catch a Break
Susan Antilla Bloomberg
Middle Class Wealth: Not As Desperate As You Think
Scott Winship RCM
A Handy Guide to Libor and the Crisis
Robert Shrimsley Financial Times
We Must Inject Some Capitalism Into Banks
Allister Heath The Telegraph


Friday, July 6
Curb Your Enthusiasm About June Jobs Report
John Crudele NY Post
Government Takes Over Bank Balance Sheets
Robert Barone Minyanville
Things Will Get Much Worse Before They Get Better
Jeffrey Snider RCM
Rising Debt Loads Bury the American Dream
Joseph Stiglitz USA Today
John Roberts Has Signed Off on Near Certain Chaos
Bill Flax Forbes
What Was Good for Bain Was Not Good for America
Paul Krugman NYT
Mitt Romney Versus Barack Obama on Taxes
Jeanne Sahadi Fortune
Commercial Mortgages Show How Bad It Got
Floyd Norris NY Times
Britain's Perfect Storm of Bank Scandals
Peter Jukes The Daily Beast
Why the LIBOR Scandal Matters
Matt Koppenheffer The Motley Fool
How Megabanks Corrupt Regulators
Noam Scheiber The New Republic
3 Things That Doomed Blackberry Maker
Therese Poletti MarketWatch
Young Trained to Fill Skilled Labor Shortage
Karen Klein BusinessWeek
Wolfson Prize: How to Break Up the Eurozone
Roger Bootle Telegraph
Saturday, July 7
Jobless Report Obscures a Worse Story
Ed Carson Investor's Business Daily
A Third Straight Month of Weak Hiring
Michael Fletcher Washington Post
The U.S. May Have to Get Used to Slow Growth
Kevin Mellyn MSN Money
After Friday's Report, Obama Is Cooked
Larry Kudlow RealClearMarkets
Welcome to Silicon Valley: Perksville, USA
Scott Martin USA Today
When There's No Real Market For Reliability
Arnold Kling The American
ACA, RIP: Market Incentives Will Save Healthcare
Peter Ferrara Forbes
In An Odd Tax Year, Rich Seek Limited Partnerships
Paul Sullivan NYT
A Short History of Congress's Tax Power
Paul Moreno Wall Street Journal
Don't Let the Chaos In Europe Keep You Out of Stocks
Ken Fisher Forbes
Libor Mess Will Hopefullly Change Banking
Joe Nocera New York Times
How to Make the Most of Stock Options
Ben Levisohn Wall Street Journal
How David Einhorn Was Out-Bluffed @Poker
Paul Wachter BusinessWeek
The Biology that Links Traders and Athletes
John Coates Financial Times
Sunday, July 8
The Jobless Picture Is Worse Than We Thought
Nin-Hai Tseng Fortune
Why Are We Surprised by Bad Jobs Numbers?
Paul LaMonica CNNMoney
More Signs America Is Close to a Zombie Economy
Patti Domm CNBC
Now Wall Street Doesn't Want Your Money
Roben Farzad BusinessWeek
'Liborgate' Means Glass-Steagall for Britain
Liam Halligan Telegraph
The British, at Least, Are Getting Tough
Gretchen Morgenson NY Times
Three Big Myths About U.S. Health Care
Morgan Housel The Motley Fool
Patent Reforms Could End Up Stifling Innovation
Matthew Yglesias Slate
Iceland Has Bounced Back from E.U. Crisis
Sarah Lyall New York Times
Burma Reform Opens Giant New Market
William Pesek Bloomberg
Five Champions of Financial Education
Joan Caplin CNNMoney
What Would Drive Gold to $10,000?
Nick Barisheff Minyanville
Monday, July 9
Friday's Jobless Report Should Not Surprise Obama
Louis Woodhill RCM
Why U.S. Economic Policy Is Paralyzed
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
It's Time for Romney's Economic Team to Grow Up
John Tamny Forbes
How Much Money Do You Need to Be Happy?
Dunn & Norton NY Times
Libor Scandal Is Bigger Than Lay and Madoff
Robert Scheer The Nation
Capitalism's In Crisis, Remains Our Best Bet
Roger Bootle The Telegraph
What Investors Should Look For In 2nd Half
Terry Keenan New York Post
Investors Have Fewer Countries to Hide In
Paul Lim New York Times
About Growth, Investors Agree to Disagree
Michael Santoli Barron's
Fearful Investors Day Trade Retirement Accounts
Walter Hamilton LAT
Brace Yourself, Real Estate Prices Going Back Up
Jed Kolko Bloomberg
Rupert Murdoch's Captivating Twitter Musings
Nate Hopper New York
MSNBC's Lean Forward: Recipe for Economic Stagnation
Bill Frezza RCM
As the Tax Cliff Nears, Signs of Compromise
Editorial Wall Street Journal


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