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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Apr 20, 2015

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Mohamed A. El-Erian: "With ne=otiations faltering, the rhetoric intensifying and a daunting payment sche=ule ahead, there is mounting concern that the latest disagreements over Gr=ece may be more than just another stage in the prolonged repeated game inv=lving that country's debt drama." Read more...

Mark Whitehouse: "Greece and =ts creditors would do well to step back and survey the wreckage as they en=er yet another week of brinkmanship: Data on capital flows suggest they've=undone years of confidence-building in a matter of months." Read more...

Mark Gilbert: Today's news th=t the Greek government has seized the cash of the nation's local governmen=s suggests its money really is running out. "And none of the likely scenar=os for what happens next seems compatible with Greece staying in the euro.= Read more...

Leonid Bershidsky: "In tough =imes, voters will sometimes turn to entrepreneurs to try running their cou=tries as they once ran their businesses. So far, though, the record of bus=ness leaders as heads of nations is spotty, and this should be a sobering =hought for tech millionaire Juha Sipila, whose party won yesterday's parli=mentary elections in Finland." Read more...

TAXES

Albert R. Hunt: "Since the fa=l of the Berlin Wall in 1989 eliminated the threat of global communism, th= one glue that held together Republicans has been cutting top marginal tax=rates to promote economic growth. That Velcro is cracking." Read more...

Gay Rights

Cass R. Sunstein: There seems=little doubt that the U.S. is moving rapidly toward allowing gay marriage,=and with remarkably little public controversy. "Contrast this with the iss=e of abortion, which has split the nation for 40 years (and counting). Why=the difference? There are three standard answers." Read more...

Federal Reserve

Ramesh Ponnuru: Ben Bernanke =ays there's nothing "magical" about the 2 percent inflation target that th= Fed formally adopted in 2012. "But he offers reasons for caution about so=e alternative approaches. When it comes to proposals that the Fed target t=e level of nominal spending rather than the rate of inflation, his caution=may be excessive." Rea= more...

Law

Noah Feldman: "More than any =resident since Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Barack Obama has seen his signat=re programs blocked or impeded by the courts. ... What's going on? Why has=the judiciary taken such a big role in opposing the president’s ef=orts to make policy?" =ead more...

Work

Matthew A. Winkler: "Young pe=ple bounce back from adversity faster than their elders, right? Not when i= comes to American jobs. Six years after the U.S. economy began expanding =rom the worst recession since the Great Depression, people ages 25 to 34 a=e having a harder time finding jobs than other workers." Read more...

CHINA

The Editors: "American and Ch=nese leaders like to talk about how they can cooperate in specific areas e=en as they compete for global influence. Pakistan, where Xi Jinping arrive= Monday on the first visit by a Chinese president in nearly a decade, shou=d be one of those areas." Read more...

Adam Minter: "Ninebot, a Chin=se Segway competitor, announced last week that it was purchasing Segway fo= an undisclosed sum. The sale marks a second chance for Segway. In a diffe=ent way, it also marks a second chance for Chinese commuters." Read more...

POLITICS

Clive Crook: "I've lived in t=e U.S. for 10 years now -- and, allow me to mention, I would like to stay =f the country will have me. But even in this nation of immigrants I've com= to see that I'll always feel like a foreigner. I feel especially foreign =uring presidential election campaigns. Unfortunately, that means all the t=me." Read more...<=span>

AFRICA

The Editors: "Kenya’s=plan to close the Dadaab refugee camp, about 50 miles from the Somali bord=r, is intended to reduce the chance of attacks by al-Shabaab, the Somalia-=ased militant group that recently murdered more than 140 people at a Kenya= university. It's likely to have the opposite effect. Kicking almost 400,0=0 displaced Somalis back into a mostly lawless, poverty-wracked land will =reate more misery -- and thus more terrorist recruits." Read more...

NEWS ROUNDUP

Katie Benner (Read the news roundup)=/p>

Most bitcoins stolen from Mt. Gox disappeared long before =he exchange collapsed. Read=more...

Some HBS students told venture investor Brad Feld that the=’d been advised to do as many VC deals as they could, and this ter=ified him. Read more...=/span>

The sharing economy will be examined by the FTC as part of=a summer workshop. Read mor=...

Barry Ritholtz (Read the news roundup)

The biggest threat to your portfolio: Read more...

Top 10 bank lobbyist rebuttals to fiduciary standard: Read more...

Twitter and what might have been: Read more...

Jonathan Bernstein =span class="roundup-read-more" style="font-family:Arial, sans-serif;te=t-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;font-weight:normal;font-size:17px;line-hei=ht:1.6em;text-transform:none">(Read the news roundup)<=span>

At Politico, David Lazer and Michael Neblo have some impor=ant news for politicians: Talk to your constituents. Read more...

Meredith Conroy at New West summarizes new research on gen=er and politics. Read more.=.

Jim Warren with a reporter’s view of what politica= scientists were up to in Chicago over the weekend: Read more...

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