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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jul 13, 2015

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The Editors: "Would you prefe= to die at home, for example, instead of in the hospital? If you fell into=a coma with no expectation of recovery, would you want to be kept alive re=ardless? When you become unable to make those choices, who should make the= for you?" Read more..=

Asian Economy

William Pesek: "Kuroda's mone=ary bonanza was meant to pave the way for structural shock-therapy that ha= yet to materialize. Kuroda should know that applauding the government's f=ilures won't do much to restore his credibility." Read more...

2016 Elections

Albert R. Hunt: Bobby Jindal =was elected to Congress and twice governor of Louisiana. He's now a Republ=can candidate for president; none has more impressive credentials. Yet tod=y he's the most unpopular politician in Louisiana, trailing even President=Barack Obama. He barely registers in any presidential polls." Read more...

Sports

Kavitha A. Davidson: "Thousan=s came to downtown Manhattan to cheer on the U.S. Women's National Team in=the first-ever parade down the Canyon of Heroes celebrating a women's team=(or a soccer team, for that matter). Yet some in the crowd wished that at =east one group of people had chosen to stay home: Major League Soccer." Read more... <=p>

Law

Megan McArdle: "We might be w=lling to accept a high accidental conviction rate, if prison weren't so mi=erable, just as we'd be more willing to accept the misery of prison if the=system made it harder than it actually is to secure a wrongful conviction.= Read more...

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