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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jun 03, 2015

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Noah Feldman: "The proposed U=A Freedom Act passed by the House is far from perfect -- but it does make =ome potentially meaningful improvements to move the U.S. away from a syste= of secret legal decisions made by a court that only hears the government=E2€™s side of the argument." Read more...

CHINA

The Editors: "Chinese Premier=Li Keqiang says that rebalancing China's economy will be as painful as 'ta=ing a knife to one's own flesh.' That may not be much of an exaggeration. =.. One of Li's central goals has been to improve the allocation of capital=within the Chinese economy. Despite the difficulties and the risks, the go=ernment needs to get on with that job." Read more...

William Pesek: "Many observer= assume that China is on a path to become the next Japan -- a major econom= mired in a multiyear deflationary funk that deflates its global clout. ..= But take a closer look at China's situation, and you'll realize a better =nalogy is South Korea." Read more...

TECH

Justin Fox: "In the U.S. and =estern Europe, where most everybody was already connected via landlines de=ades ago, the rise of mobile is of perhaps less epochal significance. But =t's still pretty remarkable." Read more...

ECONOMICS

Leonid Bershidsky: "On most c=ntentious issues, our perceptions often diverge from reality." Now, a rece=t paper demonstrates that "people cannot accurately gauge inequality in th=ir societies. This finding could be particularly important because inequal=ty perceptions often are a central determinant of voter choice, and can ev=n contribute to violent revolutions." =a href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2oa3p=134q/VW4wzUmOO5dGpHVYB8c0a" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;li=e-height:1.6em">Read more...

DECLASSIFIED

Eli Lake: "When the family of=Amir Hekmati, an Iranian-American Marine, learned he was taken prisoner in=2011, the State Department told them to keep quiet. Family members were to=d Amir would be in greater danger if they went to the media than if they r=mained discreet. That silence now looks like a mistake." Read more...

CARS

Edward Niedermeyer: "After 30=years of intense convergence in the auto industry -- a period that has see= most mass-market products and brands evolve toward near-interchangeabilit= -- shifting dynamics appear to be pushing cars into an unpredictable new =uture. ... This tension between evolutionary reality and revolutionary vis=on is on full display in Goldman Sachs's recent report on the seven megatr=nds it sees dominating the future of the car." Read more...

SPORTS

Kavitha A. Davidson: "Sepp Bl=tter is resigning from FIFA. ... Blatter will resign once his successor is=named, sometime between December 2015 and March 2016. Let's take those mon=hs to evaluate how we got here, and how we can move forward." Read more...

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