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President Obama's Full In-Tray by Irwin Stelzer
Weekly Standard Online
November 10, 2012
The
robocalls
have
stopped.
Television
ads
have
gone
from
attacks
on
candidates
to
the
…
Europe's Not-So-Cunning Rescue Plan by Irwin Stelzer
Wall Street Journal Europe
November 1, 2011
I
am
pleased
to
announce
that
I
will
be
buying
€1
trillion
of
bonds
…
To-Do Lists Now Need Creativity—And Doing by Irwin Stelzer
Wall Street Journal Europe
September 26, 2011
They
came,
they
met,
they
wined
(and
whined),
they
dined,
they
talked,
and
they
…
Aggregating Conceals Some Important Facts by Irwin Stelzer
Wall Street Journal Europe
September 19, 2011
Let
us
not
praise
famous
men,
to
borrow
from
James
Agee.
Not
Angela
Merkel,
…
Structural Economic Problems More Worrying than Cyclical Ones by Irwin Stelzer
Weekly Standard Online
August 13, 2011
President
Obama
blames
the
recent
turmoil
in
financial
markets
on
floods
in
Japan
and
…
Budget Must Be Fixed Before Debt Crisis Becomes Unavoidable by Diana Furchtgott-Roth
Washington Examiner
July 29, 2011
Public
attention
is
focused
on
the
debt
ceiling
debate.
But
the
risk
to
the
…
Global Banking Is What's Really in Crisis by Irwin Stelzer
Wall Street Journal Europe
June 27, 2011
We
are
confronting
a
crisis,
all
right,
but
it
is
not
a
Greek
crisis,
…
Impressions of a Flailing and Uncertain Economy by Irwin Stelzer
Weekly Standard Online
June 11, 2011
There
are
times
when
anecdote
trumps
data,
when
a
general
impression
gives
a
clearer
…
Economic Speed Bump or Double Dip Recession? by Irwin Stelzer
Weekly Standard Online
June 4, 2011
The
only
question
now
is
whether
the
slowdown
in
the
economy
is
what
economists
…
Europe's Not Playing Ball with Merkel by Irwin Stelzer
Wall Street Journal Europe
February 7, 2011
When
"the
European
Project"
was
conceived
a
goal
was
to
contain
Germany—create
a
European
…
The Troubled Fannie and Freddie Omission by John C. Weicher
RealClearMarkets.com
January 26, 2011
The
future
of
the
housing
finance
system
will
confront
the
new
Congress.
In
particular,
…
Euroland Moves from Tragedy to Farce by Irwin Stelzer
Wall Street Journal Europe
December 29, 2010
What
a
euroyear
it
has
been.
The
show
opened
with
a
Greek
tragedy
and
…
Take Euroland Boast on Deficit with Skepticism by Irwin Stelzer
Wall Street Journal Europe
December 13, 2010
Disaggregate.
Feel
somehow
unsoothed
by
reports
that
total
crime
has
fallen?
Disaggregate.
You
might
…
Warning Signs Are There for Italy by Irwin Stelzer
Wall Street Journal Europe
November 29, 2010
The
good
news
is
that
Italy,
euroland's
third
largest
economy,
is
not
like
Greece
…
Titanic-Style Problems for Euro Zone by Irwin Stelzer
Wall Street Journal Europe
August 2, 2010
On
the
surface,
things
are
looking
up
in
the
euro
economy.
But
remember,
economies
…
Bad News the Stress Tests Missed by Irwin Stelzer
Wall Street Journal Europe
July 26, 2010
Now
we
know
why
so
many
eurocrats
announced
that
very
few
banks
had
failed
…
Obama, Spending Won't Create Jobs by Irwin Stelzer
Sunday Times (London)
July 11, 2010
It
just
might
be
that
in
our
effort
to
prevent
a
double-dip
recession
we
…
The Crash Could Not Kill our Faith in Capitalism by Irwin Stelzer
Sunday Times (London)
October 4, 2009
A
funny
thing
happened
on
the
way
to
the
collapse
of
market
capitalism
in
…
Social Security Myths by Charles Blahous
National Review
April 22, 2009
‘When
something
is
unsustainable,”
so
goes
the
aphorism,
“it
tends
to
stop.”
Usually
invoked
…