RealClearMarkets Week of January 28, 2019 Archives

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Monday, January 28
Too Much Urban Dev. Is Focused on Hipsters & Affluent
Joel Kotkin & Wendell Cox CJ
The World Economy Can't Escape Its Low-Growth, Low-Inflation Rut
Neil Irwin NYT
Boeing's Futuristic 'Flying Taxi' Gets Off of the Ground
Aaron Gregg Washington Post
Markets—Not Microsoft or Washington—Could Save Seattle
Howard Husock CJ
Some of the Most Common Retirement Questions, Answered
Robert Powell USAT
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Needs An Econ. Lesson
Jonathon Trugman New York Post
If 'Real Socialism' Hasn't Been Tried, Neither Has 'Real Capitalism'
H. Newman FEE
Regulating Facebook and Google Won't Save Journalism
Alex Shephard New Republic


Tuesday, January 29
What You Should Know About New Federal Tax Form
Susan Tompor Detroit Free Press
Warren's Wealth Tax Is Constitutional, & Necessary
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
Warren's "Wealth Tax" Could Cost Billionaires $85B A Year
Dan Alexander Forbes
Trump's Tweets Frequently Set Mood on Wall Street
S.A. Miller Washington Times
How Much Will the Divorce Cost Jeff Bezos, and Amazon?
Mytheos Holt Spectator
To Prevent Shutdowns, Make Congress Bear the Cost
Caroline Baum MarketWatch
Can Public Pensions Weather the Next Economic Downturn?
Eric Boehm Reason
What the Nazis Took from Karl Marx
Ludwig von MisesFoundation for Economic Education


Wednesday, January 30
Building Wind Turbines In the Water Won't Power New York
Robert Bryce City Journal
Everything's Going Deep: The Age of Surveillance Capitalism
Thomas Friedman NYT
A Book on Savings That Every Young Person Should Read
Alexandra Talty Forbes
Atlanta Provides Super Subsidies to National Football League
Johnny Kampis TAS
What Billionaires' Fasting Diets Mean for the Rest of Us
Amanda Mull The Atlantic
Big News of Tax-Filing Season:Middle Class Tax Cuts
Ryan Ellis Washington Examiner
Growth Paid For 20 Percent of Tax Cuts, New CBO Data Show
Editorial Investor's
Forbes Documentary Asks Age-Old Question: "What Is Money?"
Lawrence Reed FEE


Thursday, January 31
Political Reality Meets Economic Reality
Howard Marks Oaktree Capital Management
The Super Bowl of Corporate Welfare
John Stossel Reason
Dogs Of The Dow Barks Up The Wrong Tree
Mark Hulbert MarketWatch
10 Cheap Stocks With Growing Dividends
Susan Dziubinski Morningstar
CEOs Should Ignore Dividend Obsessed Investors
Vitaliy Katsenelson Fortune
Powell Finally Gets It - All That Matters Is The S&P 500
John Stepek MoneyWeek
Secret Experiment Reveals How To Boost Retirement Savings
Sarah O'Brien CNBC
Here's How the Top Endowments Did Last Year
Amy Whyte Institutional Investor


Friday, February 1
America's Getting Fed Up With Its Billionaires
Michael Hiltzik Los Angeles Times
The MMT Free Lunch: We Don't Need To Tax The Rich
Stephanie Kelton Bloomberg
Why Taxing the Rich May Not Save Democracy
Zachary Karabell Wired
Why Howard Schultz Should Run As An Independent
Alan Murray Fortune
Value Investing Is Long Virtue, Short Rewards
Buttonwood Buttonwood's Notebook
What Happened When A Hedge Fund Investor Met Jack Bogle
Ted Seides II
Deutsche Bank, Where Labor Is Winning Over Capital
Thomas Hale FT Alphaville
The Past Decade's Best Alternative Investments
John Rekenthaler Morningstar
Are Super Bowl Ads Worth The Money?
Ben Carlson A Wealth Of Common Sense
Monday, February 4
A Carbon Tax Is Problematic, and It's Also Very Unlikely
Robert Bryce National Review
The 'Winter Friday' Off Is Increasingly a Thing for Americans
Alyson Krueger NYT
Around World, Even In Sweden, a Wealth Tax Has Failed
Editorial Investor's Business
Rams Are Building NFL's Priciest Stadium, Sans Public Money
Eric Boehm Reason
Evidence Facebook Is Going South, Despite Good Earnings
Matthew Hennessey NYP
Here's One Way That The Social Network Got Facebook Right
Megan Garber Atlantic
The Obvious Blind Spots In Pessimistic Energy Predictions
Dan Cohan The Hill
Oil Markets Should Brace for Venezuela Stalemate
Dan Eberhart Washington Examiner


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