October 16, 2017 Archives

Week of October 16, 2017 Archives

RealClearMarkets Morning Edition

Monday, October 16

Ben Bernanke Is Worried, Maybe We Should Be

Robert Samuelson, Washington Post

Her Steel Work Liberated Her, Then Her Job Moved to Mexico

Farah Stockman, NYT

Where Jobs Stay the Same Is Where They're Scarce

Allan Golombek, RealClearMarkets

Toyota's Driverless Cars of Future Will Know How You Feel

Ken Fisher, USA Today

Valley 'FANGs' Don't Have Your Best Interests at Heart

Noam Cohen, New York Times

The Only Thing That's 'Frightful' Is Life Without Valley's 'FANGs'

John Tamny, Forbes

Does Hurricane Ophelia Carry Bad Market Surprise?

Simon Constable, Forbes

In Search of the Ten Highest Dividend-Yielding Stocks

Dan Caplinger, Motley Fool

Two Obama Holdovers Sow Seeds for More Subprime Problems

Paul Sperry, NYP

Some Thoughts on Ways to Improve NAFTA 2.0

Stephen Moore, Washington Times

Free Trade Truly Makes People Nicer

Matt Ridley, Foundation for Economic Education

Weinstein Can't Wash Away Industry's 'Play for Casting' Sins

Glenn Reynolds, USAT

Weinstein Was Exposed Because He Isn't Profitable Anymore

Paula Froelich, NYP

Republicans Love Tax Cuts, But Love Spending Even More

Kevin Williamson, NRO

Will the Wrong Kind of Tax Reform Kill Charity In the U.S.?

Howard Husock, Investor's

Tuesday, October 17

Ben Bernanke Is Worried, Which Is Why Readers Should Not Be

John Tamny, RCM

Don't Let Short-Term Gains Inform Your Choice of Adviser

Mark Hulbert, USA Today

Is the Saudi Aramco IPO On The Brink Of Collapse?

Nick Cunningham, OilPrice.com

The Mystery of Commerce Secretary Ross' Missing Billions

Dan Alexander, Forbes

There's So Much Ralph Nader Isn't Telling Us About Electric Cars

Eric Peters, TAS

Will Jersey Citizens Fall Again for Tax and Pension Fantasies?

Nicole Gelinas, NYP

Economic Growth Is Not a Mystery, but It Eludes Left

Peter Ferrara, New York Observer

Former Communist Nations School U.S. on Freedom

Richard Rahn, Washington Times

On Your Karl Marx: Meet the Modern-Day Communists

Zoe Williams, The Guardian

Richard Thaler Gets Nobel For 'Stealing' From Psychologists

Joseph Bast, Federalist

Some Very Wise Retirement Moves You Can Make Now

Joshua Adamson, Credit.com

The Path to Comfortable Retirement for Everyone In Their 20s, 30s

Trump Is Dismantling U.S. Alliances, & That's Bad for Dollar

Barry Eichengreen, MW

Why Nafta Needs an Update, Not Repeal

George Shultz & Pedro Aspe, New York Times

How Donald Trump Will Worsen the 'Worst Deal Ever'

Steven Mufson, Washington Post

Wednesday, October 18

Richard Thaler 'Discovered' the Known, Only to Add Pretense

Andrew Ferguson, TWS

Richard Thaler's Behavioral Economics Changed Subject

Brian Domitrovic, Forbes

Why Democrats Must Strive to Keep Wall Street Ties

Douglas Schoen, New York Times

Can Colin Kaepernick Prove He's a Victim of Market Collusion?

Michael Hiltzik, LAT

Would Dow 23,000 Inspire a Retreat or Rally on Wall Street?

Adam Shell, USA Today

With ETFs, Most Investors Don't Know They're Concetrating Risk

Jared Dillian, ME

Why Any Future Correction Has the Potential to Be Much Bigger

Howard Gold, MW

As China Regulators Crack Down on Shadow Banking

Kate Bohner, New York Observer

As Nafta Talks Crash, Trump's 'Art' Of A Deal Becomes Clear

Jed Graham, Investor's

Bombardier, Airbus, & a Marriage Made In Regulatory Heaven

Allan Golombek, RCM

A Fairer Tax Code Is a Much More Efficient Tax Code

David Bahnsen, National Review

Harvey Weinstein: The Illusion of the Passionate Studio Boss

Richard Brody, TNY

Protecting Internet Privacy in Borderless World

Wayne Brough, The American Spectator

Interview with Reid Hoffman: The Warp-Speed Entrepreneur

Rich Karlgaard, Forbes

Who Needs FL? Where People Nearing Retirement Plan to Live

Paul Davidson, USAT

Thursday, October 19

2 Cities Are Vying For Amazon HQ2 With People, Not Pennies

Allan Golombek, RCM

A Rich Society Is Never One Defined by Certain Job Security

Donald Boudreaux, PTR

Readers Needn't Worry, China Will Never Dominate Electric Cars

John Tamny, RCM

The VW Scandal, and the Bureaucratic Pursuit Of Power

Benjamin Zycher, Investor's

Black Female CEOs: Why So Few Run Fortune 500 Companies

Ellen McGirt, Fortune

Waiting for the Trump Slump in the Stock Market

John Cassidy, The New Yorker

Trump's Afraid His Tax Plan Is Doomed. He Should Be.

Eric Levitz, New York Magazine

Making a Trumpian Case for Retaining Janet Yellen

David Leonhardt, New York Times

The Historic Stock-Market Run Defies Politics and Punditry

Editorial, USA Today

This Is An ObamaCare Bailout, Plain and Simple

Editorial, Investor's Business Daily

Universal Basic Income Is a Pipe Dream

Peter St. Onge, Foundation for Econ. Education

Why Private Jet-Set Would Prefer No Air Traffic Reform

John Tierney, City Journal

Why More and More Baby Boomers Are Retiring Abroad

Alexandra Talty, Forbes

Nowadays Gov. Moonbeam Only Talks Spending Cuts

Steven Greenhut, The Spectator

Friday, October 20

Everyone Hates Amazon, Except Thrilled Customers

Kevin Williamson, National Review

Break Up the Google-Facebook-Amazon Internet Monopoly

Ev Ehrlich, USA Today

Amazon Is Great, but Should Beware Becoming Subsidy Junkie

Andrew Wilson, TAS

Why Having Amazon In Your City Won't Be All Fun

Jonathan O'Connell, Washington Post

A Stock Market Panic Like 1987 Could Happen Again

Robert Shiller, New York Times

30 Years After Black Monday, Could It Happen Again?

William Watts, MarketWatch

Putting the 'Comparative' Back in Comparative Advantage

Allan Golombek, RCM

Trump's Fragile Ego Could Bring On An End to NAFTA

Paul Krugman, New York Times

All Presidents Should Be 'Do-Nothing'

Richard Ebeling, Foundation for Economic Education

Trump Bends The Crony Knee to the Ethanol Lobby

Editorial, Investor's Business Daily

Declining Television Ratings Grabbed NFL Owners

Albert Breer, Sports Illustrated

Why Tax Cuts Will Not Make America Great Again

William Gale, RealClearMarkets

How CEO Marc Benioff Drives Relentless Forward Thinking

Adam Lashinsky, Fortune

China Has Contracted Humanity's Biggest 'Stomach Ulcer'

Jeffrey Snider, RCM

Why Cryptocurrencies Will Become Biggest Disruptor

Richard Rahn, Cayman Financial

Saturday, October 21

Taylor, Top Monetary Economist of His Generation, for Fed

John Cochrane, TGE

Special-Interest Politics: Real-Estate Lobby Edition

Veronique de Rugy, National Review

Bill de Blasio Unleashes Police Power on Delivery Guys

Henry Grabar, Slate.com

Against the CFPB Arbitration Rule

Hirschmann & Rickard, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Free Markets Will Make the World a Better Place

Marian Tupy, Reason Magazine

The Economics Behind China's Crackdown On Civil Society

Rob Schmitz, NPR

Hayek Warned Us About Obamacare

Brittany Hunter, Foundation for Economic Education

Is Charter Sector Too Focused on Scale and Replication?

Cohen, American Prospect

Venture Capital for the Left Behind

James Pethokoukis, American Enterprise Institute

Why Does It Cost So Much to Build 'Affordable' Housing?

Joe Cortright, CityLab

The Troubling Economics of One of the Great Restaurants

Krader & Kary, Bloomberg

Good Companies Not Always Good Stocks

Vitaliy Katsenelson, Real Investment Advice

How to Keep Clients Focused on the Long Term

Damian Ornani, Financial Advisor IQ

The Best Place to Start Your Business Is in the South

Catherine Campo, CNBC

Only 12% of Fortune 500 Firms from 1955 Remain Today

Mark Perry, Carpe Diem