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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Aug 10, 2015

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Matthew A. Winkler: "A good w=y to measure confidence in the Fed is to look at the stability of asset pr=ces traded on public markets. ... When the Fed inspires confidence, volati=ity tends to ease. That's what's happening under Yellen, which should be r=assuring to Congress and anyone else wondering about the health of the U.S= economy." Read more..=

U.S. Economy

Justin Fox: "The fiscal polic= choices made during the current recovery have been unique in modern Ameri=an experience. There were reasons for these choices -- the worst recession=in 75 years left governments at all levels dealing with huge budget shortf=lls. But they've definitely been a drag on overall employment growth." Read more...

Science

The Editors: "It's easy -- de=ressingly so -- to see what poverty does to a neighborhood. What's harder =s seeing what it does to a child's brain -- and figuring out how to addres= that. But when it comes to children's basic capacity to learn and grow, s=ience and policy can't sit still." Read more...

2016 Elections

Jonathan Bernstein: "The poli=ical system as a whole tends to respond more to the wealthy than to other =itizens. But it's hard to find any evidence of a quid pro quo for campaign=contributions. ... We know that lots of money spent to influence politicia=s, whether through campaign contributions or lobbying, is wasted." =span class="topic-read-more" style="font-family:Arial, sans-serif;text=decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;font-weight:normal;font-size:17px;line-heigh=:1.6em;text-transform:none">Read more...

Economics

The Editors: "The effort to e=tablish the Trans-Pacific Partnership has stuttered, but don't write off t=is far-reaching free-trade initiative just yet. Given the will -- and a cl=arer understanding of the benefits -- the deal can still be done." Read more...

Russia

Leonid Bershidsky: "Buying a =occer club is a tried and tested route for Russian oligarchs to whitewash =heir public images in the West, primarily in the football-crazy U.K. where=Russians do a lot of business and spend a lot of time. This season, howeve=, a club that's 100 percent Russian owned has qualified for the English Pr=mier League by relying on local players and coaching talent rather than sp=nding power to achieve success." Read more...

Tech

Fox: "Google cut an antitrust=deal with a Spanish politician, former EU Commissioner for Competition Joa=uin Almunia, only to see it scrapped in the face of fierce opposition from=a German politician (European Commissioner Guenther Oettinger) and a Germa= publisher (Matthias Doepfner, chief executive officer of Axel Springer). =.. What exactly are the Europeans getting out of this? Certainly not more =ompetition, at least not yet. Not a whole lot of innovation, either." Read more...

Latin America

Mac Margolis: "Recently, Braz=l's Comptroller General, or Controladoria Geral da Uniao, in Portuguese, w=ich scours the federal bureaucracy for crooked dealings, decided to take t=e conversation to the classroom. ... The auditors hope to enlist schools t= challenge their students to reflect on the suite of 'small corruptions' t=at have led the country off the narrow path." Read more...

News Roundup

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