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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Apr 23, 2015

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Matt Levine: "One framework t=at I often like to use in thinking about market structure is that high-fre=uency trading is controversial because it might make markets too efficient= This sort of depends on your definition of efficiency." Read more...

DECLASSIFIED

Eli Lake and Josh Rogin: "Whe= Saudi Arabia announced the end of Operation Decisive Storm in Yemen on Tu=sday evening, the Barack Obama administration breathed a sigh of relief. .=. But like almost everything else in the Saudi-led campaign in Yemen, it d=d not go according to plan. By Wednesday Washington time, Saudi jets were =ack to pounding Houthi positions in and around the Gulf of Aden." <=pan class="topic-read-more" style="font-family:Arial, sans-serif;text-=ecoration:none;color:#00b9e7;font-weight:normal;font-size:17px;line-height=1.6em;text-transform:none">Read more...

TECH

Katie Benner: Yahoo CEO Maris=a Mayer "has learned some valuable lessons. Her shareholders are restless;=they want results faster than she can deliver them. And so she placates th=m with periodic feedings of cash. Luckily, she has some valuable assets in=her back pocket." Read=more...

LAW

Noah Feldman: "Is it better t= follow the strict letter of the law or to adjust it where appropriate to =roduce a more equitable result? This is one of the oldest questions in leg=l thought, one that can be traced back at least to Aristotle -- and on Wed=esday the U.S. Supreme Court weighed in, 5-4, on the side of equity." Read more...

2016 ELECTIONS

The Editors: "An obscure stat= official wants to create a presidential primary process that mirrors a co=lege football conference. It's absurd, gimmicky, opportunistic … a=d promising. Almost any change to the current presidential nominating proc=ss would be an improvement." Read more...

FAMILY

Megan McArdle: "Most parents =re caught between a genuine desire for poorer kids to have more opportunit= and their personal duty to ensure that their own children get the best po=sible start in life -- and, unsurprisingly, most people focus more strongl= on their personal duty than the general principle." Read more...

ASIAN ECONOMY

William Pesek: "As South Kore= slides toward deflation, officials in Seoul seem mostly interested in poi=ting fingers at one another. ... Until they resolve their differences, 50 =illion Koreans will be forced to suffer an underperforming economy."Read more...

EUROPE

Leonid Bershidsky: "It starte= as a publicity stunt and continued as a joke. Yet the founding of Liberla=d, a new European nation, should not be taken lightly." Read more...

IMMIGRATION

Francis Wilkinson: "'Secure t=e border' is a useful slogan in a Republican primary. In a nation with mor= than 7,000 miles of land border, 95,000 miles of shoreline and thousands =f airports welcoming tens of millions of visitors annually, it's not an ac=ual policy." Read more=..

HEALTH-CARE REFORM

Jonathan Bernstein: "Good new= for Obamacare supporters: It's quite a bit less unpopular than it was a f=w months ago. The uptick leads to the question: Will the Affordable Care A=t ever actually be popular? Looking at the long run, Republicans may have =one the law a favor by naming it Obamacare." Read more...

CHINA

Adam Minter: "This week, Beij=ng announced that it was considering a ban on infant milk formula advertis=ng in hopes of changing the country's dire nursing statistics. ... China d=serves credit for acknowledging this problem, but it’s unlikely an=advertising ban will make much of a difference. China's breastfeeding prob=ems trace back to cultural practices and economic trends that don't have a= easy fix." Read more.=.

EDUCATION

Noah Smith: "Should you (or y=ur son or daughter) go the Ph.D. route? Thinking about the costs and benef=ts of a decision like this isn't easy -- many of the costs are hidden, and=not monetary in nature." Read more...

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