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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Aug 03, 2015

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Pankaj Mishra: "Next Sunday, =ingapore celebrates the 50th anniversary of its independence. There�=99s much to celebrate. ... But it is complacent, and even dishonest, to ju=ge the place without also asking what democracy really means today -- and =hat it could mean for a small city-state like Singapore. The moral high gr=und should not be so easily accessible to citizens of present-day democrac=es." Read more...<=span>

Asian Economy

William Pesek: "Here's one fo= the Freakonomics guys: Why aren't Japan's drum-tight labor markets leadin= to higher wages and inflation?" Read more...

Middle East

Noah Feldman: "What’s=really troubling about the U.S.’s cozying up to Sisi is that it ro=s the American side of any leverage it might have with Egypt to pursue reg=onal security goals, such as the creation of a stable Sunni coalition to d=feat Islamic State. Why should Sisi do anything the U.S. asks for if the U=S. is busy claiming the relationship is already strong?" Read more...

Congress

Albert R. Hunt: "As Congress =repares to leave for its August recess, accomplishments, along with maturi=y, have been in short supply during the first 200 days of the 114th Congre=s. Partisanship is pervasive in Washington; much of the problems besetting=Boehner and McConnell, however, result from deep divides within their part=." Read more...<=span>

Millennials

Stephen Mihm: "The larger swe=p of history should nudge us to reconsider whether there's anything wrong =ith millennials. In fact, if there's anything wrong here, it's our society=s expectations that the 'normal' thing for adults to do is to break away f=om their parents as quickly as possible." Read more...

Cars

Edward Niedermeyer: "While th= self-driving car has been touted as the inevitable future of the automobi=e industry, the idea of giving up the wheel to a software program still ma=es plenty of people anxious. Yet a couple of recent incidents demonstrate =hat these fears of lost control are already being realized, well before ro=ots actually start taking the wheel." =a href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2wdxx=dzu/Vb6pbkmO4ZmAWTucB5c77" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;lin=-height:1.6em">Read more...

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