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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Aug 18, 2015

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Justin Fox: "So far Amazonâ=80™s ambitions and its rising stock price -- there was an eight-year lul= after the dot-com bubble, but in general the trajectory has been upward -= have enabled it to keep attracting great people and driving them hard. Th= hiring approach feels a little like the traditional law or consulting fir= set-up -- bring in lots of really smart young people and work them hard, =ith the understanding that only a minority get to stick around as partners=and get rich." Read more...

China

Noah Feldman: "In a weird new=Cool War twist, Washington is demanding that China bring home agents it se=t secretly to the U.S. to pressure corrupt Chinese officials and businessm=n to return home and be punished. The shoe's on the other foot for the U.S=, which has in the past frequently sent its own operatives to other countr=es without permission to grab not just terrorists but criminals, too. But =he turnabout isn't what's most striking about this episode. Rather, the mo=t important thing about China's secret efforts is why China thinks they're=necessary at all." Read more...=/a>

Asian Economy

William Pesek: "There's a dif=erence between bad economic news and the devastating variety that Japan re=eived Monday. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe might have been able to weather th= second-quarter data showing a drop in Japanese consumption and a 1.6 perc=nt decline in annualized growth. But it's not clear his government can rec=ver from the latest news about sputtering exports, which fell 4.4 percent =rom the previous quarter." Read more...

2016 Elections

Francis Wilkinson: "In the gr=atest irony, [Donald] Trump has the capacity to exploit the void, forcing =aguer Republican candidates to respond to his specific proposals. He is ma=ing immigration a nightmare for Republicans. Other bad dreams could follow=" Read more...

Megan McArdle: "I spent this =orning struggling to come up with an elegant description of Donald Trump's=first official policy paper, a six-page document on immigration. After mor= than a decade of writing about politics and public policy, this should ha=e been easy. That experience did finally lead me to the right terminology:='bag o' crazy.'" Read more...<=p>

Immigration

Noah Smith: "Next time you se= politicians debating immigration, remember these three facts: Immigrants =re quite law-abiding, with essentially all of them now coming to the U.S. =egally; they are now coming mostly from Asia; and the U.S. will have to re=ruit more of them. It is always good to have facts that are up-to-date." Read more...

Russia

Leonid Bershidsky: "When a gr=up of Orthodox Christian fundamentalists attacked an art exhibition in Mos=ow on Friday, they exposed some of the contradictions of the ideology unde=lying President Vladimir Putin's regime." Read mor=...

Latin America

Mac Margolis: "A few years ag=, Brazilian archaeology was an ailing profession. Researchers complained o= working on shoestring budgets, and reports of imperiled national patrimon= and signature museums shuttered by strikes and underfunding were common. =hat's no longer the rule." Read mor=...

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