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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jun 05, 2015

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The Editors: "The latest U.S.=jobs report offers encouraging evidence that the world's largest economy i= bouncing back from a difficult winter. It shouldn’t be interprete=, though, as a sign that the Federal Reserve must rush to pull back on its=efforts to support growth." Read more...

Peter R. Orszag: "Increasing =age inequality in the U.S. is associated with expanding wage gaps between =ompanies rather than within them. But what's causing those gaps to expand?=Are the high-paying companies doing something new and different, or are th=y simply outsourcing the jobs of low-wage workers? ... News reports sugges= that domestic outsourcing -- when a company has outside workers do certai= jobs -- has become a dominant feature of our economy." Read=more...

Europe

Leonid Bershidsky: "Greece's =uling party, Syriza, is trying to stand on principle rather than accept a =eal with the country's creditors that would stave off bankruptcy. That's a=mistake: Greek voters may soon punish their political leaders for their in=pt negotiating." Read=more...

Sports

Kavitha A. Davidson: "With ne= revelations by the day, it becomes increasingly clear how deep the troubl= in FIFA runs and, accordingly, the magnitude of reform required to salvag= it. Amid the myriad options, let's not let one important goal get overloo=ed: changing the unequal treatment of women's soccer." Read more...

China

Thomas J. Christensen: "China=isn't an enemy of the U.S. But coercive diplomacy with China today is argu=bly more complicated than it was with the Soviet Union in the Cold War, at=least after the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis." Read more...

Guns

Francis Wilkinson: "The extre=e gun-rights movement's vision of America -- perpetually armed and dangero=s -- is quite new and, for most Americans, still strange. But technology h=s the capacity to break down law, and build up the every-man-for-himself e=hos that girds the extreme gun-rights movement." Read more...

2016 Elections

Cass R. Sunstein: "The univer=al voter registration system that Hillary Clinton is calling for is a terr=fic idea. Free speech and freedom of religion are every American's right; =o paperwork is required to get them. To be protected against unreasonable =earches and seizures or to enjoy a right to a jury trial, there is no need=to register with the authorities. The right to vote should be treated the =ame way." Read more..=

Economics

Noah Smith: "Financial econom=sts have known for a long time that asset prices fluctuate more than would=seem to be efficient. ... As you might expect, many asset management strat=gies have been developed to profit off of this tendency of prices to rever=." Read more...<=span>

Latin America

Mac Margolis: "Loretta Lynch =s Latin America's new best friend. To judge by the chatter on the Web, the=U.S. attorney general, who indicted 14 world soccer muckety-mucks, could r=n for office or the Supreme Court anywhere below the Florida Straits." Read more...

Companies

Mark Gilbert: "Beards, it see=s, are back, in a global fashion shift that's chipping away at razor blade=purchases by men, at the same time as more women are turning to laser trea=ments for their depilation needs. That's left razor manufacturers in searc= of a new business model -- one that's likely to focus on shaving needs me= might not have previously even known they have." Read more...

News Roundup

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Ellen Pao may have asked Kleiner Perkins for $2.7 million =o not appeal the gender discrimination case she brought against the firm a=d lost. Read more...<=span>

Padmasree Warrior, Edzard Overbeek and Wim Elfrink, three =enior managers at Cisco, are leaving the company. Read more...

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