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Aug 04, 2015

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Michael R. Bloomberg: "Critic= of the Environmental Protection Agency’s new Clean Power Plan are=describing it in apocalyptic terms. But much of what they believe about th= plan -- that it will destroy the coal industry, kill jobs and raise costs=for consumers -- is wrong. And it’s important to understand why."<=span> Read more...=/p>

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The Editors: "Spain proves an=important point: Contrary to reports, geography and euro membership condem= no country to economic failure." Read more...

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Marc Champion: "If Turkish Pr=sident Recep Tayyip Erdogan succeeds in using a rekindled Kurdish conflict=to secure his presidential powers, it will be difficult for Turkish democr=cy to survive in any meaningful sense." Read more...

Economics

Noah Smith: "Argentina�=99s history is a sorry litany of coups, dictatorships, unstable democracie=, massive economic interventions, riots and unrest. No wonder Argentina�=80�s best and brightest go into macroeconomics. What else are they going=to do with their smarts?" Read more...

Europe

Mohamed A. El-Erian: "The eco=omics of the Channel migrant crisis are quite clear, being basically about=supply, demand and regulatory failures. It also sheds light on the potenti=l solutions, though they will take time to materialize." Read more...

Investing

Barry Ritholtz: "It behooves =raders to ask themselves what has happened recently, and how that affects =heir judgment. Failing to do so increases the odds that recent events, per=aps with little relevance to what happens next, will color how they see ma=kets." Read more...

Banking

Mark Gilbert: "Many bankers d=served a bashing in recent years for their casual disregard for ethics, mo=ality and decency, but the tendency to scapegoat individual traders while =heir managers higher up the food chain avoid censure or prosecution smacks=of revenge, rather than justice." Read more...

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