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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Sep 24, 2015

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The Editors: "For years, auto=akers have been able to exploit lax testing systems in the U.S. and Europe= Regulators owe it to both car buyers and the environment to make these sy=tems more rigorous." Read more...

Clive Crook: "[Volkswagen] ma= have perpetrated one of the biggest frauds in corporate history. Europe's=clean-diesel strategy, which set the scene for that fraud, may be the most=expensive mistake in the history of environmental policy." Read more...

INDIA

Dhiraj Nayyar: "Why hasn�=80�t India been able to replicate, even in in some small measure, Silico= Valley's top-end technology ecosystem? Why haven't Indians been able to c=eate a Google or Facebook in Bangalore?" Read =ore...

Brazil

Mohamed A. El-Erian: "Brazil =s experiencing a repeat of the kind of emerging-market financial dislocati=n that many hoped it had left behind in the 1980s and early 2000s. If unch=cked by a circuit breaker, this self-sustaining cycle could gather further=momentum, exposing the country to economic shocks that would hit the poor =articularly hard and add to the political dysfunction." Read more...

2016 ELECTIONS

Margaret Carlson: "On Wednesd=y, Pope Francis suffused Washington with what Catholics would call grace a=d what everyone else -- for the crowds aren’t just believers -- wo=ld call pure, almost child-like happiness. ... But for some, the happy vib=s carry more than a tinge of unease. That's especially true for Republican= with a shot at becoming president, such as Marco Rubio." Read more...

ADVERTISING

Justin Fox: "Some existential threat= to media really do pan out -- regional newspapers are dying, the music in=ustry is alive but in dramatically different and probably diminished form.=It is at least worth considering that this really is the beginning of the =nd for most advertising on the Internet -- at least advertising of the kin= we’re used to, and find so irritating."Read more...

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