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Share The View

The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jun 26, 2015

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<= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2rdi0.=0e2/VQyQL0mO8EuU3LpUB04ed" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;lin=-height:1.6em">Health-Care Reform

The Editors: Supr=me Court Justice Antonin Scalia "has a point: It's time for opponents of t=e law to take responsibility for it -- and that means working to improve i=." Read more...

=span style="font-size: 17px; line-height: 27.2000007629395px;">J=nathan Bernstein: "The basic architect=re of the ACA -- exchanges, subsidies, the individual mandate -- is now sa=e, but that leaves plenty of room for change, and policy entrepreneurs in =oth parties will be trying to solve challenges unmet by the law as it is."=Read more...

=span style="font-size: 17px; line-height: 27.2000007629395px;">C=ss R. Sunstein: "Thursday's Supreme Co=rt decision to uphold a pivotal regulation under the Affordable Care Act i=, of course, a tremendous victory for the Barack Obama administration. But=it also establishes a principle that's likely to haunt future presidents."=Read more...

Real Estate

Jonathan J. Miller: "The past=few weeks have offered a window on the tensions between landlords and tena=ts in New York's real estate market ... The episode serves as a reminder t=at rent increases on regulated apartments are set by the government and ap=lied across the market, while the expenses landlords pay to operate an apa=tment building are subject to market conditions." Read more...

ENTERTAINMENT

Justin Fox: "The news me=ia and the music industry have been transformed and by some lights destroy=d by digital disruption. Television, on the other hand, remains its couch-=otato-breeding, spectacularly profitable self, even when watched on tablet= or phones." R=ad more...

China

William Pesek: "Suspicion may=be entirely justified. But it's too soon to know for sure. Removing restri=tions on bank lending could also turn out to be a big step by President Xi=Jinping toward internationalizing China's financial system and putting it =n more solid long-term footing." Read more...

Civil Rights

Noah Feldman: "The issue in t=e Texas housing case is a fundamental one for race relations today: What c=unts as discrimination?" Read more...

Sports

Kavitha A. Davidson: "It's ce=tainly disconcerting that in 2015, 'freedom of expression' is invoked to p=otect fans flying symbols of violent racism at the racetrack, but that's n=t to say Nascar can directly ban fans from wearing Confederate paraphernal=a. The sport can, however, do more to create that 'inclusive environment.'= Read more...

Latin America

Mac Margolis: The arrest of O=ebrecht construction group CEO Marcelo Odebrecht "shatters some cozy certa=nties about power and influence that are as old as Brazil and Kevlar to th= rich." Read more...<=a>

Tech

Leonid Bershidsky: "It's almo=t a knee-jerk reaction to say that the 8.9 percent drop in Swiss watch exp=rts in May was connected to the introduction of Apple Watch. Yet the Chine=e attack on corruption may be more to blame." Read more...

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