RealClearMarkets Week of April 15, 2013 Archives

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Monday, April 15
We Need Alternative 'Maximum' Tax
John Cochrane Wall Street Journal
A Tax System Stacked Against the 99%
Joseph Stiglitz New York Times
An Economic Case Against Tax Deductions
Charles Kenny Businessweek
Why Your Odds Of Being Audited Are Low
Jonelle Marte SmartMoney
Investing & the Tax Bill: Pay Now, or Pay Later?
Jeff Reeves USA Today
Pricing Idiocy: Have Markets Ignored Kim Jong-Un?
Kopin Tan Barron's
Cyprus Bail-In Exposes Too Big To Fail as Too Timid
Louise Bennetts RCM
GS's Big Guns Fire a Dud In Defense of Banks
Simon Johnson Bloomberg
How To Make Millions Off President Obama
Noam Scheiber New Republic
Obama's Free Trade Path To Prosperity
Tom Donilon Wall Street Journal
High Joblessness Shreds Social Fabric
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Fed Is Villain In Krugman-Stockman Brawl
William Cohan Bloomberg
Someday, Electric Car Will Be Great - But Not Now
Bjorn Lomborg Slate
What Are Today's Homes Worth 10 Years From Now?
Robert Shiller NYT
Books: Howard Ahmanson & The Rise of Los Angeles
John Tamny Forbes


Tuesday, April 16
Gold's Decline: A Minor Dip In An Ongoing Rally
Peter Schiff Euro Pacific
$1400 Gold: A Bullish Signal In a Bearish Presidency
John Tamny RCM
We've Seen This Before From Gold, and It's Bad
Jeffrey Snider Alhambra
The Gold Selloff Is Actually a Good Thing
Larry Kudlow National Review
The Most Likely Stock Market Crack-Up Scenario
Jim Jubak MSN Money
Competitors Invade the Turf of Top S&P 500 Stock
Avi Salzman Barron's
Big 401k Errors: How To Avoid Them
Veronica Dagher Wall Street Journal
NYC Real Estate: It's All for the 1 Percent Now
Jason Farago New Republic
Just How Rich Is Prince Alwaleed bin Talal?
William Cohan Vanity Fair
As Tax Day Passes, Invasive Tax Grope Begins
Amity Shlaes Bloomberg
Tax Lobbyists & Conservatives Block Simplification
Matt Yglesias Slate
Death Tax Just Might Become More Deadly
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Medical Device Tax Hurts Both Weak, Strong
Diana Furchtgott-Roth RCM
Christine Lagarde Sees a '3-Speed' Economy
Maria Bartiromo USA Today
Protecting the Eurozone Undermines IMF
Jeremy Warner The Telegraph
Give Me Your Tired and Hungry -- Fat Cats
Charles Lane Washington Post


Wednesday, April 17
Economy Limps Since Few Know History
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Were Reinhart & Rogoff Wrong After All?
Annie Lowrey New York Times
On the Budget, Obama's Opening Bid Was Reasonable
Ron Haskins RCM
Means Testing: Proper Way To Cut Entitlements
Gene Epstein Barron's
Gold: The Bubble In Search Of a Pin Found It
Liz MacDonald Fox Business
Gold Is Constant, Only Dollar Changes In 'Value'
Editorial New York Sun
Is Your 10-Year Dow Target 50,000?
Steven Malanga RealClearMarkets
Should Investors Really Sell In May & Go Away?
Matt Krantz USA Today
Mixed Messages & A Tale of Two Stock Markets
Avi Gilburt MarketWatch
Don't Hate Stanford For Being Rich
Ashlee Vance BloombergBusinessweek
Soaking California Taxpayers, Again
Lloyd Billingsley Los Angeles Times
Walmart Takes 'Service' Ouf of Sector
Harold Meyerson Washington Post
Poverty Pros and the Crony Capitalists Who Love 'Em
Bill Frezza Forbes
Why Capitalism Won't Alter N. Korea's Ways
Andrei Lankov Bloomberg
Immigrants: An Economic Plus for the U.S.?
Editorial Wall Street Journal
Finally, Encouraging Progress On Immigration
Editorial New York Times


Thursday, April 18
Reinhart/Rogoff's Math Error Misses the Point
Daniel Shuchman Forbes
The Austerity Agenda Scarily Relies On Bad Math
John Nichols Nation
Medicare Savings the Obama Budget Proposal Overlooks
Alex Brill RCM
The Fed & BoJ Caused Gold Crash
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard The Telegraph
Commodities Crash & Recession Looms
Anthony Mirhaydari MSN Money
Wake Up To The Twitter Effect On Markets
Gillian Tett Financial Times
Can Top Advisers Improve On 12's Bull Call?
Steve Garmhausen Barron's
To Fix Tax Code, Let Both Sides Win
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
How the Rich Keep Tax Man Guessing
Casey Mulligan New York Times
A Falling Jobless Rate Is Always a Good Thing
Caroline Baum Bloomberg
The Benefits of Being Fairly Stupid On the Job
Megan Hustad Fortune
Making Career Switch? Leap Carefully
Joann Lublin Wall Street Journal
CEOs Must Own Recruiting: 10 Rules For Doing So
Joel Trammell Forbes
Victor Cruz's Contract Explains CEO Pay
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Watching Liz Warren Grill the Bankers
Jeff Connaughton New Republic
At Goldman, Average Pay For Three Months Is $135,000
Peter Coy BBW


Friday, April 19
Did an Excel Error Destroy Western Economies?
Paul Krugman NYT
Debt Paper Drama Changes Nothing/Everything
Josh Boak Fiscal Times
In Economics, Ideas Still Prevail Over Facts
Clive Crook Bloomberg
The Gold Slam: Evidence of Troubled Banks
Jeff Snider RealClearMarkets
Gold Isn't Money, But It Should Define Its Value
Louis Woodhill Forbes
The Case for Owning Gold Has Collapsed
Howard Gold MarketWatch
One Man's Currency Is Another Man's Bet
Floyd Norris New York Times
Bitcoin: Ph.D.-Level Science, Kindergarten Money
Nathan Lewis Forbes
We Will Never See Cheap Oil Again
Tyler Crowe The Motley Fool
How Student Debt Holds You Back
Karen Weise Bloomberg BusinessWeek
Morgan Stanley Still the Sick Man of Wall Street
John Carney CNBC
Wall Street Guys Make the Best Villains
Jonathan Weil Bloomberg
The IMF Is Flunking the Financial Crisis
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
How Thatcher Would Have Fixed the Crisis
Matthew Lynn MarketWatch
Saturday, April 20
What If Economic Data Are All Wrong?
Zachary Karabell Washington Post
Obama's Predictable Budget: More Spending, Taxes
Peter Ferrara Forbes
Gov't Spending Has Worked In Developing Countries
Floyd Norris NYT
An Ill-Advised Internet-Tax Mandate
Sen. Rand Paul Washington Times
When Saving Is Sacrificed at the Alter of Fairness
Blake Hurst American
Robbing Banks for the CIA?
Tom Schoenberg Bloomberg BusinessWeek
Al Neuharth: Innovator Who Stayed the Course
Rem Rieder USA Today
As Job Market Improves, More MBAs Switch Careers
Erin Zlomek BBW
The Best 4-Year Market Predictor Out There
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
How Toxic Personalities Cost NBC's Today Its 1 Rating
Brian Stelter NYT
The Enduring, Lucrative Economics of Phish
Rohin Dhar Priceonomics
As the Cupcake Bubble Pops, Is College Next?
Maura Pennington Forbes
What To Look For In Apple's Upcoming Profit Report
Liz MacDonald Fox
There's Only One Korean 'Threat,' And It's Samsung
Duff McDonald NYO
The Dark Side of The Digital Revolution
Eric Schmidt & Jared Cohen WSJ
Sunday, April 21
How Much Did the Lockdown Cost Boston?
Matthews & Tuttle TIME
Obama Is Just Re-Inflating the Bubble
Paul Sperry New York Post
Would Bigger Entitlements Fix the Economy?
Matthew Klein Bloomberg
Danes Rethink a Generous Welfare State
Suzanne Daley New York Times
We're All Economists Now: Lessons for High Schoolers
Kurt Bills Forbes
Why the Big Banks Aren't Helping
Jonathan Trugman New York Post
After the Crash, Gold Has a Split Personality
Craig Mellow Minyanville
Before Housing Bubbles, There Was 'Land Fever'
Robert Shiller NYT
Are Your Companies Like North Korea?
Alyce Lomax The Motley Fool
The IMF's Fiddling Achieves Nothing
Jeremy Warner Daily Telegraph
The Next Two Countries That Are Candidates for Crisis
Jeff Cox CNBC
Trips to Mars Are Great, But Not the Role of Gov't
Howard Rich Forbes
Which Industries Profit from Gay Marriage?
Diane Bullock Minyanville
Monday, April 22
Facebook's On the Verge Of A Status Update
Kurt Eichenwald Vanity Fair
The Internet Sales Tax Raid Will Fund More Government
Editorial WSJ
On Taxes, Ordinary Americans Go Underground
James Surowiecki TNY
A Carbon Tax Is The Path to Rebuilding America
Thomas Friedman NYT
The U.S. Already Has Cyprus-Style Taxes
Jeff Dorfman RealClearMarkets
The Case For the Free Market's Morality
Rupert Murdoch New York Post
Trust In 'Macro' Has Been Shattered
Robert Samuelson Washington Post
Does GDP Growth Predict the Direction of Stocks?
Jerry Bowyer Forbes
Investors Fear the Bull Market Is Losing Steam
Adam Shell USA Today
Commodities Signal Deflation, and TIPS Agree
Randall Forsyth Barron's
Investors Shouldn't Panic Over Gold Plunge
Bill Fleckenstein MSN Money
Cooling Commodities May Weaken Stocks
Terry Keenan New York Post
Legacy of NYC's 1970s Fiscal Crisis Lives On
Kim Phillips-Fein The Nation
A Blast Back To the Glorious '80s? Not On Your Life!
John Tamny Forbes
Creating a Class of Permanently Jobless
Paul Krugman New York Times
U.S.'s Low Labor Participation: Now The Really Bad News
JT Young RCM


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