Week of March 5, 2012 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, March 5
Romney Defends the Carried Interest Loophole
Pat Garofalo, CAP
The Safety Net Isn't Aimed at the Poor
Paul Ryan, Budget Committee
Tim Geithner Forgets Why We Had a Recession
David John, Foundry
The Path Forward for Liberalism
Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
The Administrative State vs. Rule of Law
Richard Epstein, Defining Ideas
Romney's Increasingly Tortured Mandate Position
Jonathan Cohn, TNR
Charter Cities Will Help with Climate Change
Fuller & Kahn, VoxEU
Local Governments Must Shrink
Steve Malanga, Public Sector, Inc.
Inequality Unchanged by Recession
Ryan Avent, Free Exchange
Extreme Poverty Is Up in the U.S.
Arloc Sherman, Off the Charts
James Q. Wilson Saved Lives
Thomas Sowell, National Review
Dodd-Frank and Basel III at Odds
e21 Team, Economics21
Tuesday, March 6
Bill Clinton's Too Spiteful to Help Govern
Ryan Young, RealClearPolicy
Is the Housing Market Finally Recovering?
Margery Turner, MetroTrends
SNAP Keeps Millions Out of Extreme Poverty
Stacy Dean, Off the Charts
Romney's Low Tax Rate Is Indefensible
James Kwak, Baseline Scenario
Contraception Mandate Enriches Drug Companies
Avik Roy, Atlantic
BP vs. Gulf Coast Remains Up for Grabs
Antonia Juhasz, The Nation
Don't Worry About Rising Oil Prices
James Hamilton, Econbrowser
Gas Prices Have Doubled on Obama's Watch
Catrina Rorke, AAF
Fewer People Moonlighting than Before
Peter Orszag, Bloomberg
An Attack Against Sexual Liberty
James Huffman, Defining Ideas
Uninsured, But Resisting PPACA
Zachary Bernstein, CAP
Budget Cuts Affect Women the Most
David Cooper, EPI
Wednesday, March 7
The Fed Is Paying Banks Not to Lend
Joseph Lawler, RealClearPolicy
The Poor Cannot Afford a Rent Increase
Barbara Sard, Off the Charts
Free Up Government-Sponsored Research
Nancy Scola, Am. Prospect
Stimulus Success: Electronic Health Records
Ezekiel Emanuel, Reuters
Clean Energy Standards Are Energy Taxes
David Kreutzer, Foundry
Do the Math: Manufacturing Will Come Back
Sirkin & Zinser, HBR
How the GOP Made the NLRB Infamous
Josh Eidelson, The Nation
Wisconsin Public Sector Unions vs. Jobs
Christian Schneider, PSI
Romney Tries to Have It Both Ways on Taxes
Pat Garofalo, CAP
Global Warming Skeptics Strike Out
William Nordhaus, NYRB
Legalise Crowd-Funding
Robert Litan, Growthology
Is the Recovery Real?
Matt McDonald, Economics21
Thursday, March 8
Sell the Pill Over the Counter
Virginia Postrel, Bloomberg View
Why the PPACA Will Be Upheld in Court
David Cole, The Nation
Tips for Shrinking the Gap Between Classes
Charles Murray, NY Times
Bailouts Repaid with Government Funds
Matt Stoller, Naked Capitalism
The GOP Plans to Cut Hedge Funds' Taxes
Pat Garofalo, Think Progress
No, WaPo, the AIG Bailout Was Expensive
Dean Baker, Beat the Press
The Mandate "Accommodation" Is Anything But
James Capretta, NR
One More Tear in the Safety Net for Vetereans
Aleta Sprague, NAF
Supply Side Reforms Are a Waste of Time
Andrew Fieldhouse, EPI
IPAB Can't Work, Only Congress Can
Grace-Marie Turner, NJ
A Little Skepticism of Shale Gas, Please
Sharon Kelly, Grist
A Chance to End Energy Subsidies
Nicolas Loris, Foundry
Friday, March 9
Jobs Outlook Isn't Imperfect, But It's Improving
Chad Stone, CBPP
Hardly Good News on Jobs Front
James Pethokoukis, Enterprise Blog
Some Bad News About the Jobs Outlook
David Leonhardt, NY Times
Mr. President, End This Drug War
John McWhorter, The New Republic
Is the GOP Overpromising on Medicare?
Marilyn Werber Serafini, KHN
Obamacare Means Docs Turning Away Poor Folks
Avik Roy, Atlantic
Why Insist Schools Do It Your Way?
Frederick Hess, Education Week
Heretical Thoughts About Free Trade
Dani Rodrik, Project Syndicate
Poverty's Down Everywhere
Timothy Taylor, Conversable Economist
Did Taxpayers Lose on AIG Bailout?
Deborah Solomon, Bloomberg
Victory for Keystone XL Critics - For Now
Alyssa Battistoni, Salon
Beware the Invisible Goverment
Reihan Salam, The Daily
Sunday, March 11
In Defense of President Obama's Record
Paul Glastris, Wash. Monthly
The Great Recession Still Roils African Americans
Bob Herbert, TAP
Energy Subsidies Do More Harm Than Good
William O'Keefe, NJ
Time's Up for Traditional Higher Ed
Stuart Butler, National Affairs
No Coincidence: No Jobs for Teens
Ironman, Political Calculations
Public-Sector Employment: What a Drag
Heather Boushey, CAP
Private Equity Can Fix D.C.'s Problems
Delisle & Papagianis, e21
Leave the Poor Liberal Arts Grads Alone
Lawrence Mishel, EPI
A Deep Dive into the Jobs Gap
Greenstone & Looney, Brookings
About Student Debt: Don't Panic
Dean Baker, On the Economy
Arne Duncan's Empty Promises to Teachers
Liz Dwyer, Good
Sorry Mr. President, Our Cars Run on Gas
Keith Hennessey
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