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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jul 13, 2015

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Mohamed A. El-Erian: "The las= thing European leaders will want to acknowledge after this weekend�=99s marathon discussions is that the hardest part still lies ahead. Yet th=t is the complex reality of this very messy situation." Read more...

Megan McArdle: "Either Greece=will succeed with a fairly brutal austerity plan to the satisfaction of it= euro-zone partners, or the next time they come to the table, the Greeks w=ll be signing divorce papers. Because once you start asking yourself why y=u want to be in such a costly relationship, you've already got one foot ou= the door." Read more.=.

Eric Beinhocker: "Europe must=get out of its halfway house of horrors. Repeated bailouts and austerity w=n’t achieve that. Europe's leaders may buy themselves a period of =espite this week, but eventually they must choose: Either integrate far mo=e deeply, or help the euro area's most troubled members escape." Read more...

China

Mark Whitehouse: "A Chinese b=st could play out in several ways. It could be a long period of stagnation=with a banking system paralyzed by bad loans, like Japan in the 1990s. Or =f losses crystallized at a global systemically important bank, it could be=more sudden and financially destabilizing. Or both. Whatever happened last=week, it's too early to call." Read more...

U.K.

Mark Gilbert: "Last week's U.=. budget has prompted no end of hand-wringing and fault-finding. While the=British economy has some obvious flaws, much of the criticism ignores this=simple fact: The U.K. is doing pretty well, thank you very much. With the =conomy growing, unemployment down, the trade deficit shrinking and prosper=ty improving, it could even be an international poster child for the benef=ts of austerity." Read=more...

U.S. Economy

Noah Smith: "Work ethic is fi=e and good, but there's a point of diminishing returns. And Americans, who=work more than people in other rich countries, don't really need to push t=emselves closer to that point." Read more...

2016 Elections

Jonathan Bernstein: "Scott Wa=ker, who formally entered the 2016 presidential race Monday, is where he h=s been for months. Along with Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio, he's one of the th=ee most likely to win the Republican nomination." Read more...

News Roundup

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