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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Sep 15, 2015

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The Editors: "Say this for Ca=ifornia's landmark bill to reduce carbon emissions: It doesn't lack for am=ition. At the same time, it shows the pitfalls of relying too much on regu=ators instead of the market." Re=d more...

Declassified

Josh Rogin: "On the campaign =rail this year, Carly Fiorina has been a staunch advocate of keeping cripp=ing sanctions on Iran, but under her leadership, Hewlett-Packard sold hund=eds of millions of dollars' worth of products to Iran through a foreign su=sidiary, despite strict U.S. export sanctions." Read more...

Real Estate

Megan McArdle: "Subprime loan= certainly caused a lot of problems, but they did not cause [the past deca=e's housing slump] by any means. They could not have driven us into crisi= if the rest of us had not so eagerly gone along. So what role did they pl=y? I think we can tell a very plausible story that still assigns subprime =oans a central role." Read more...<=a>

Asia

William Pesek: "After taking =ower nearly 16 months ago, Thai coup leaders sought to banish all traces o= former leader Thaksin Shinawatra from public life. It's more than a littl= ironic that they're now embracing his economic policies." Read more...

Law

Stephen L. Carter: "[Kentucky=County Clerk Kim] Davis’s argument for relying on her oath of offi=e as justification for disregarding the law of the land is well grounded i= history. It’s also dangerous. The nation will not long survive op=n defiance of court orders by elected officials. I’m not prepared =o say that it’s time to prohibit public officials from taking thei= oaths in God’s name. I do think we have to recognize that the tra=ition might not mean what we think it means." Read more...

Greece

Leonid Bershidsky: "Greece's =ntellectual elite could fix many of the country's economic problems simply=by honestly declaring its income. Nobody seems to be interested in applyin= that kind of pressure, though. ... The shadow economy -- and particularly=the contributions of professionals -- is an enormous potential resource fo= governments." Read more...

Companies

Justin Fox: "Because the U.S.=is a huge market, nearshoring entails shifting some manufacturing back int= the country. It’s important to note, though, that it probably doe=n’t entail the wholesale return of good manufacturing jobs."Read more...

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