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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jun 01, 2015

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Clive Crook: "By pre-crash st=ndards, the big central banks have made and continue to make amazing effor=s to support demand and keep their economies running. Quantitative easing =ould once have been seen as reckless. The official term of art -- unconven=ional monetary policy -- tacitly acknowledged that. But QE isn't unconvent=onal any longer." Rea= more...

TECH

Virginia Postrel: "At last a =echnology company has grasped the essential difference between wearable an= portable, between clothing and accessories, between artifice that seems l=ke second nature and artifice that seems like a clunky cyborg upgrade. Sur=risingly, that company is the same behemoth (though a different team) that=peddled the aggressively unnatural Google Glass." Read more...

AFRICA

The Editors: "Good ideas some=imes die not from opposition but from mere neglect. Case in point: the Afr=can Growth and Opportunity Act. This is a free-trade deal between the U.S.=and 39 sub-Saharan countries that expires in September. As Congress debate= whether to give President Barack Obama authority to conclude the better-k=own Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Africa agreement is in danger of slippi=g between the cracks."

MIDDLE EAST

Daniel Gordis: "Reuven Rivlin=was largely unknown outside Israel before he assumed the presidency last s=mmer, and was initially considered by many Israelis as an underwhelming ch=ice. He has quickly found a unique and nuanced voice, especially on the to=ic of Israel’s relationships with Arabs -- both Arab citizens as w=ll as those beyond Israel’s borders with whom the nation is sadly =t war." Read more...<=a>

ASIAN ECONOMY

William Pesek: "Japan has New=York hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb to thank for its biggest stock market =urge since 1988. ... But the stock surge doesn't represent a broader vote =f confidence in Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic program -- nor should=it." Read more...=/span>

2016 ELECTIONS

Albert R. Hunt: "Foreign poli=y is shaping up as a defining issue in the presidential campaign. Republic=n candidates, with the exception of Rand Paul, are vying to take the most =awkish stance on combating Islamic State and, secondarily, countering Russ=an President Vladimir Putin. ... Yet the public still is interventionist-a=verse, after more than 13 years of wars, causing most candidates to temper=their rhetoric on the use of U.S. forces." Read more...

DECLASSIFIED

Josh Rogin: "The U.S. and Chi=a escalated their war of words on Saturday, but Defense Secretary Ash Cart=r's new bluster did not hold any real strategy against Chinese aggression =n the South China Sea. The region is left to wonder whether Washington int=nds to back up its words." Read more...

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