Subject: Share the View -- "Weaponized Keynesianism"
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Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2012 09:05:25 +0000

Share the View -- Bloomberg View

A Quick Look at Bloomberg News's Opinion Section for July 17, 2012

THE EDITORS: Instead of relying on the government to address
too-big-to-fail banks, “the industry should try a free-market,
investor-friendly approach to curbing systemic risk: Too-big-to-fail
banks should break themselves up and unleash value for shareholders if
management can’t deliver top-notch results.” [Read more] And in
Colorado, THE EDITORS write, wildfires are destroying lives and
property while devouring half the Forest Service budget. How to stop
the cycle? Deal with “the primary causes of the danger: human
development and forest policy.” [Read more]
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    3. http://bloom.bg/Murmuq

JEFFREY GOLDBERG: “Which candidate for president is better positioned
to jump-start Middle East peace negotiations? If you guessed the one
who already has a Nobel Peace Prize on his shelf, you’ve guessed
wrong.” On the other hand, if you want a president to confront Iran
militarily, Obama’s your man. [Read more]
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    4. http://bloom.bg/Murqu6

RAMESH PONNURU: The Republican position on federal spending could not
be clearer: It doesn't create jobs. Except when it goes to defense
contractors.” This "weaponized Keynesianism" is mostly another excuse
for pork. [Read more]
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    5. http://bloom.bg/MursCg

WILLIAM PESEK: Recent data on Asia’s economic slowdown confirms:
“Emerging markets aren’t ready for prime time globally, and Asian
policy makers need to get more aggressive about finding new avenues for
growth.” [Read more]
  Links:
    6. http://bloom.bg/MurqKS

LUIGI ZINGALES: “We are dealing with a drop in ethical standards
throughout the business world, and our graduate schools are partly to
blame.” Evidence suggests that economics students are inclined to be
“more selfish and less concerned about the common good.” [Read more]
  Links:
    7. http://bloom.bg/MurtWP

NOAH FELDMAN: “If democracy is going to work in the Arabic-speaking
world, Tunisia is becoming the model.” A freely elected assembly is
drafting a new constitution, the coalition government is up and running
and citizens are petitioning leaders for redress, often with a healthy
dose of criticism. [Read more]
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    8. http://bloom.bg/MurpGx

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