RealClearMarkets Week of December 1, 2008 Archives

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Monday, December 1
Bob Rubin's Teflon Finally Wears Off
Felix Salmon Market Movers
Rubinomics Did Us Harmâ??And Could Do So Again
J. Madrick Daily Beast
Are Private Equity Firms the Next Troubled Asset?
Clusterstock
My 'Non-Testimony' on Regulation of Swaps, Derivatives
Rick Bookstaber
The Future of Free-Market Conservatism
Becker-Posner Blog
Obama's Economic Team of Rivals
David Warsh Economic Principals
Obama's Teflon Treasury Secretary
James Pethokoukis Capital Commerce
E-Commerce Spending Flat on Black Friday
Douglas McIntyre 24/7 Blog
The Coming Bank Bailout Backlash
Ross Kaplan City Lakes Blog
The Blogosphere Suffers a Very Sad Loss
Calculated Risk
The Sort of WSJ Reporting That Makes Me Crazy
Naked Capitalism
Paul Krugman vs. Amity Shlaesâ??Not A Fair Fight
Big Picture


Tuesday, December 2
AIG's Greenberg Wants a Bailout--for Himself
F. Salmon Market Movers
Expenditure vs. Investmentâ??Thinking Clearly
S. Waldman Interfluidity
If Earnings Go To Zero, What Will the S&P Be Worth?
Clusterstock
The Seven Worst Ways to Rescue Detroit
Rick Newman Flow Chart
Greg Mankiw Is Confused About the Debt
Dean Baker Beat the Press
Goldman Sachs Canâ??t Outsmart the Markets Anymore
Deal Journal
Final Score: I'm a Producer, Not a Consumer
David Asman Fox Business
GM, Ford and Chrysler -- and the Perfect Storm
Stormy Angry Bear Blog
The Chicago Cubs: A Draw Even In Offseason
Deal Journal
What Is Gold Telling Us?
Rich Karlgaard Digital Rules
Treasury Bond Yields Collapse
Scott Grannis Calafia Beach Pundit
FDR and the FDIC
Russell Roberts Cafe Hayek


Wednesday, December 3
All Short-Term Rates Should Be Set To Zero
Willem Buiter Maverecon
Just How Big of a Downturn Are the Automakers Facing?
Econbrowser
Auto Industry: Who Gains From Detroitâ??s Pain
Rick Newman Flow Chart
Just How Big Is This Bailout? Let's Go To The Charts!
Big Picture
More on the 'Did FDR Prolong the Depression?' Meme
Paul Krugman
Fedâ??s Kroszner: Donâ??t Blame the Community Reinvesment Act
WSJ
Please, Mr. Paulson, No Currency Lectures
Bret Swanson Max Entropy
Bill Gross Likes Bonds More Than Stocks
Kurt Brouwer Fundmastery Blog
GM's Silly Turnaround Plan
Douglas McIntyre 24/7 Wall St.
Bill Gross Says Stocks May Not Be So Cheap
Yves Smith Naked Capitalism
Why Is Real GDP Growing in a Recession?
Michael Mandel Econ. Unbound
Was Glass-Stegall Repeal a Colossal Mistake?
Curious Capitalist
Uncle Sam Needs To Go Shopping, Not Us
Andrew Leonard Salon
Let's Have Fewer Bankers Making Less Money
F. Salmon Market Movers


Thursday, December 4
Grading the Automaker Bailout Plans
Rick Newman Flow Chart
Top 5 Reasons To Support An Auto Bailout
Joe Weisenthal Clusterstock
The Nine Lives of Neuberger Berman Management
Deal Journal
Risk of Country Defaults Rise Across Board
Bespoke Investment Group
How Low Can Interest Rates Go?
Macro Man Seeking Alpha
Central Banks Open Floodgates
Gary Dorsch Sir Charts-a-Lot
Seven Essential Goals Of a Housing Fix
Jed Graham RGE Monitor
Carmakers Suffer a Socialist Business Model
David Asman Fox Business
The S&P 500's 'Average Value'
Prieur du Plessis Postcards from Cape Town
Why I'm Bearish on the U.S. Dollar
Ed Harrison Credit Writedowns
Thoughts on AIG, Private Equity & Venture Capital
Info Arbitrage


Friday, December 5
We Need To Build Smaller Financial Institutions
Eliot Spitzer Slate
Prepare for Both Inflation & Deflation
Paul Kedrosky The Daily Beast
Debate: Is The Deficit A Threat To A Future Recovery?
National Journal
Black Swans, Econometrics and Austrians
Chris Roach MansizedTarget
The U.S., China and Devaluations
Joseph Calhoun Alhambra Investments
Congressmen With Stakes in Automakers
Elizabeth MacDonald Fox Bus.
Monday, December 8
A Tale of Two Credit Markets
David Gaffen MarketBeat
The Job Market for College Graduates
Alan Krueger Economix
Prepare To See More Dismal Numbers in '09
Mish's Global Econ. Analysis
Lost Decade? Or Memorable Hangover?
David Warsh Economic Principals
A Few Thoughts on Failling Oil Prices
Calculated Risk
So Long, 'Great Moderation'
Brad Setser Follow the Money
The Pendulum Is Set To Swing in Favor of Labor
Financial Armageddon
When Lower Mortgage Rates Don't Boost House Prices
Market Movers
Macroeconomic Policy and the Current Depression
Becker-Posner
Damage Control In the Age of TARP
Ross Kaplan City Lakes Blog
Reduce the Corporate Tax Rate
Scott Grannis Calafia Beach Pundit


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