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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

May 26, 2015

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Mohamed A. El-Erian: "Five ye=rs of quick and dirty responses haven't eliminated the significant gulf th=t remains between Greece and its creditors, both when it comes to interpre=ing the past and agreeing on the future. And the muddling through has had =ounting costs." Read =ore...

CHINA

Adam Minter: "China isn't the=only country that has struggled to deal with a drug epidemic. But there ar= several reasons meth will likely prove to be an especially stubborn scour=e for the Chinese government. ... The country's growing demand and near en=less supply for meth production means that, for the foreseeable future, th=re will likely be many more people vying to become the country's next Walt=r White." Read more..=

STUCK IN THE MIDDLE

Clive Crook: "Let's agree, fo= the sake of argument, that severe inequality is a bad thing in its own ri=ht. Does it also act as a drag on the economy?" Read more...

LATIN AMERICA

The Editors: "On a swing thro=gh Latin America last week, Premier Li Keqiang of China wooed his hosts wi=h potentially big deals. But Latin leaders shouldn't let yuan fever blind =hem to their need to establish a more balanced relationship with China, on= of their most important economic partners." Read more...

Mac Margolis: "Social upheava= has a deep history in Guatemala, where Marxist-inspired guerrillas battle= security forces from 1960 to 1996, leaving 200,000 dead. What's new, and =ncouraging, is the popular revolt against resurgent corruption." Read more...

DECLASSIFIED

Eli Lake: In a recent intervi=w, President Barack Obama "said he rejected the idea that if you publicly =riticize Israeli settlements or express empathy with Palestinians, you are=automatically considered 'anti-Israel.' But this logic goes both ways. Wha= does it make you if you indulge the Palestinian celebration of violence a=ainst Jews as a short-term proposal to restart peace negotiations? At the =ery least, it doesn't make you a very good friend of the Palestinians." Read more...<=p>

SCIENCE

Cass Sunstein: "The world�=80�s first Global Family Reunion will be June 6 in New York City. The in=itation list runs to 7 billion people: Earth's entire population. ... When=ver you're irritated by strangers on the subway, or enraged by people of t=e opposing political party, or whenever you wonder whether it's really wor=hwhile to help vulnerable people who are far away, it might not be a bad i=ea to consider that they, too, might be your cousins." Read more...

2016 ELECTIONS

Albert R. Hunt: "U.S. preside=tial campaigns usually aren't sunk by major policy mistakes or the attacks=of an opponent. They result from self-inflicted, unforced errors." =span class="topic-read-more" style="font-family:Arial, sans-serif;text=decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;font-weight:normal;font-size:17px;line-heigh=:1.6em;text-transform:none">Read more...

HEALTH-CARE REFORM

Megan McArdle: "So the propos=d 2016 Obamacare rates have been filed in many states, and in many states,=the numbers are eye-popping. ... The reason? They say that with a full yea= of claims data under their belt for the first time since Obamacare went i=to effect, they're finding the insurance pool was considerably older and s=cker than expected." =ead more...

INDIA

The Editors: "When Narendra M=di swept to power in India a year ago, critics said they feared his strong=an tendencies. They needn't have worried. In his approach to economic refo=m, he's been anything but forceful." <= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2n76b.=4fu/VWPRdkmOhDwcimPaBfa42" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;lin=-height:1.6em">Read more...

Chandrahas Choudhury: "Much h=s been said in the last week about Modi’s difficulties in implemen=ing his promised economic reforms thanks to the legislative and political =oadblocks in his way. It seems fair to say that no firm conclusions can be=drawn yet on his stewardship of the economy. But when it comes to his enga=ement with other fundamental Indian principles, Modi’s personal an= intellectual limitations have been badly exposed." Read more...

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