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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Mar 23, 2015

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The Editors: "When historians=chronicle Asia's modern resurgence, they will focus on the rise of the reg=on’s biggest economies: China, Japan, India. But if there's such a=thing as 'Asian capitalism,' its spark, smartest proponent and most contro=ersial symbol was the founder of the region's smallest country: Singapore'= Lee Kuan Yew, who died Monday at age 91." Read more...

ECONOMICS

The Editors: "The fate of the=most ambitious trade agreement ever attempted is in doubt. Talks on the Tr=ns-Pacific Partnership, which would bind the U.S. and 11 other countries t= new commitments across a wide range of contentious trade issues, have bee= going on for years. The effort could come to nothing if Congress denies P=esident Barack Obama the authority he needs to close the deal. Letting thi= effort collapse would be a grave mistake." Read more...

Clive Crook: Brian Pinto's "How Does My Country Grow?: E=onomic Advice Through Story-Telling" distills the lessons of his experienc= as an economist for the World Bank. "Don't be misled by the whimsical tit=e. It's a serious, and seriously enlightening, work." Read more...

DECLASSIFIED

Eli Lake: "Like almost all di=tators, Iran's supreme leader has a legitimacy problem. Most Iranians toda= are too fearful to take to the streets and demand a government that repre=ents them. (They tried in 2009 and 1999, and paid in blood.) But deep down= Ayatollah Ali Khamenei must suspect that millions of his own people quiet=y loathe him." Read mo=e...

Josh Rogin: "Russia is still =ouring heavy weapons into Ukraine, signaling that President Vladimir Putin=has no intention of abiding by last month's cease-fire agreement, NATO's t=p military commander warned on Sunday." Read more...

2016 ELECTIONS

Albert R. Hunt: "Every presid=ntial candidate should face pressure to answer, explicitly, these two ques=ions: Given what we now know, was it right or wrong to invade Iraq in 2003=to oust Saddam Hussein and, eight years later, to help topple the regime o= Muammar Qaddafi in Libya?" Read more...

FOOD

Adam Minter: "If you want to =now where your smartphone or blender was assembled, you just have to searc= its exterior. More likely than not, you'll find a label saying 'Assembled=in China' -- a disclosure required by the U.S. government. But what if you=want to know where the frozen chicken nuggets you found in your local supe=market were processed?"

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