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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jul 07, 2015

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The Editors: "It's now for Ts=pras to decide whether Greece goes over the edge. To avoid it, he will nee= to astonish the creditors and everybody else by reinventing himself -- im=ediately. In the meantime, Europe must plan for Greece's exit from the eur= system." Read more...=/a>

Ramesh Ponnuru: "The euro was=always intended as a political project at least as much as an economic one= It was a step toward the unification of European nations more than a way =f reducing transaction costs between them. ... Over the past few years, it= inherent flaws have become painfully manifest. But European leaders have =een willing to impose immense economic pain to keep it going." Read more...

Barry Ritholtz: "What do Gree=e, Ireland and the U.S. have in common? Each experienced what was termed a= the time a 'new financial era' that produced an enormous expansion of its=finance sector." Read =ore...

Eric Beinhocker: "Voters were=offered a Hobson’s choice between a miserable existence as a vassa= state in permanent depression and a possible chaotic exit from the euro. =f Greek and European leaders want to give the country hope for the future =nd restore unity to the region, they should lay out a plan to help Greece =eave the euro, yet remain firmly in the European Union." Read more...

Investing

Noah Smith: "We should not be=drawing a parallel between the boom in private late-stage funding of unico=n startups and the late-’90s IPO boom. They just don’t loo= like the same phenomenon. So there’s probably not a unicorn bubbl=." Read more...<=span>

China

The Editors: "China's governm=nt says it wants to increase the role of market forces in the economy. In =he past few weeks, it's been frantically doing the opposite -- responding =o a collapse in stock prices with a battery of measures to halt the slide.= Read more...

William Pesek: "The problem i= investors now recognize that China's years-long rally was based more on h=pe than fundamentals, and they're looking to reduce their exposure. But ra=her than deal with that reality, Xi's team has been feverishly resisting i=, including with interest rate cuts, a moratorium on initial public office=s, and a stock-buying fund." Read more...

Sports

Justin Fox: "There are now wo=en's professional leagues in several countries, but they're not exactly bi=-money operations. Two members of the U.S. national team who play for the =ouston Dash of the National Women's Soccer League, Morgan Brian and Meghan=Klingenberg, live with former Houston Rockets (and New York Knicks) coach =eff van Gundy during the season to save on rent. What does all this add up=to?" Read more...<=span>

2016 Elections

Noah Feldman: "In theory, it =hould be possible to distinguish between the freedom to speak and the bene=its of nonprofit status. In practice, however, the court’s lack of=sympathy toward campaign-finance regulation is likely to spill over to the=question of nonprofit status." Read more...

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