RealClearMarkets Today for 02/17/2017

02/17/2017

At Berkeley, It Pays to Worry About Inequality

Steven Greenhut, The American Spectator

One of the Worst Pockets of Inequality in America

Glenn Harlan Reynolds, USA Today

Are We Really Building the World That We All Want?

Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook

Immigration Amnesty Could Be Win-Win Econ. Solution

Reuven Brenner, Asia Times

Failing California Dam Is a Symbol of U.S. Infrastructure

Barry Ritholtz, Bloomberg

Why a Carbon Tax Is Bad for the United States

Oren Cass, Dallas Morning News

If Trump Won't Act on Asset Forfeiture, Congress Will Have To

George Leef, Forbes

Risky Business for CEOs: An Invitation from Trump

James Stewart, New York Times

Some Market Advice for Our Billionaire President

David Bahnsen, National Review

Playing the Stock Market on Donald Trump Tweets

Nathaniel Popper, New York Times

You May Be Overstating Retirement Plan Performance

Maurie Backman, Motley Fool

Investors Might Finally Be Recognizing Risk In the Market

Thomas Kee,MarketWatch

Warren Buffett Could Be Dead Wrong About Apple's Shares

Shawn Tully, Fortune

The TPP Is Dead, But Could It Have an Afterlife?

Robert Samuelson, Washington Post

The Fed Exists As the Barrier to the American Dream

Jeffrey Snider, RealClearMarkets

The Dignity Deficit: Reclaiming Our Sense of Purpose

Arthur Brooks, Foreign Affairs

The Squeeze On the Middle-Class Isn't Made Up

Barry Ritholtz, Bloomberg View

Today

Steven Greenhut, The American Spectator

Glenn Harlan Reynolds, USA Today

Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook

Reuven Brenner, Asia Times

Barry Ritholtz, Bloomberg

Oren Cass, Dallas Morning News

George Leef, Forbes

James Stewart, New York Times

David Bahnsen, National Review

Nathaniel Popper, New York Times

Maurie Backman, Motley Fool

Thomas Kee,MarketWatch

Shawn Tully, Fortune

Robert Samuelson, Washington Post

Jeffrey Snider, RealClearMarkets

Arthur Brooks, Foreign Affairs

Barry Ritholtz, Bloomberg View

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