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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Apr 01, 2015

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Mohamed A. El-Erian: "While m=st of the world is focused on the challenges to the U.S. in an increasingl= fluid Middle East, a once-unthinkable phenomenon is playing out in Asia. =aving failed to kill the Chinese-led proposal to create an Asian Infrastru=ture Investment Bank, the U.S. is now being openly defied by a growing num=er of its allies as they signal their intention to join this new instituti=n." Read more...<=span>

William Pesek: "In 2006, seve= years before he became Bank of Japan governor, a testy Haruhiko Kuroda to=d me he thought China was raising its own living standards at the expense =f its Asian neighbors. ... Today, those remarks demand to be read with a s=nse of irony." Read mo=e...

WALL STREET

Matt Levine: "Lynn Tilton is =hat people call a colorful character. ... And yet the SEC case against her=is a strangely colorless thing." Read more...

MIDDLE EAST

The Editors: "A military coal=tion of Arab nations acting in unified self-interest, finally showing resp=nsibility for their collective defense: Who could object to that? The answ=r is almost no one -- unless it is also an alliance that brings the world =loser to a Sunni-Shiite cold war that could spread beyond the Middle East.= Read more...

DECLASSIFIED

Eli Lake: "Now is the time to=praise Javad Zarif. Whatever you might think of Iran's foreign minister, h= knows how to bargain."

REGULATION

Justin Fox: "It was once wide=y believed that the rise of professional investors would make financial ma=kets less prone to manias, panics and crashes. Lately, the opposite belief=has begun to take hold." Read more...

AFRICA

The Editors: "Nothing invigor=tes democracy more than an incumbent's defeat. In that and other respects,=challenger Muhammadu Buhari's win over President Goodluck Jonathan represe=ts a potentially transformative moment for Nigeria -- a victory by the opp=sition in Africa's biggest economy." <= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2g1kv.=5m/VRsbFkmOpBlZzfWYBa8bf" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;line=height:1.6em">Read more...

EDUCATION

Megan McArdle: "People get ta=en by scams every day, often with the help of government money. ... The ta=payer cannot be made responsible for every unwise decision every individua= makes, even if the government finances it." Read more...

2016 ELECTIONS

Francis Wilkinson: "It's goin= to take a lot of money to convince Republican voters that they don't know=Jeb Bush. The notion that Bush is a tired old warhorse, familiar to all an= distasteful to many, is the flip side of his singular political advantage=in the Republican field." Read more...

POLITICS

Jonathan Bernstein: "Even if =ew people vote based on a single issue, perceptions of a candidate's extre=ism do matter in general elections, and social issues have been a minefiel= in recent elections."

LAW

Noah Feldman: "When your stat= breaks federal law in a way that affects you, can you sue in federal cour= to make it do the right thing? On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court made do=ng so substantially harder." Read more...

CULTURE

McArdle: "History, it is said= is written by the winners. But the history of close-knit groups ends up b=ing written by the losers -- the people who hated that group so much that =hey severed all ties and left. This is true of Scientology. ... We tend to=think that what we are getting is the 'real story' about life in these str=nge cultures, when at best what we are getting is the 'real story' about b=ing alienated from them." Read more..

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