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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Sep 25, 2015

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Jonathan Bernstein: "Republic=ns may quickly come to realize that [House Speaker John] Boehner was good =t his job under difficult circumstances. With divided government, he never=had a chance of realizing the core policy aims of Republicans (such as rep=aling Obamacare), but his conference was dominated by radicals who just wo=ldn’t accept the stalemate -- and blamed him for it. Even so, he m=stly managed to keep the wheels of government turning." Read more.=.

Economics

Mark Gilbert: "While Yellen a=d her peers have come a long way since the days when setting policy was a =eliberate exercise in opacity, they're guilty of flip-flopping so often th=t their efforts to direct expectations have become discredited." Read more...

Noah Smith: "What if the rich=get richer because they know how to invest their money more effectively? N=w research shows that this may be a factor behind the rise in inequality."=/span> Read more...

Therese Raphael: "The question facing both the recently downgraded French economy =nd the much maligned education system is exactly the same: Can you get res=lts by tinkering at the edges or do you need wholesale change? The =tudents at the new Winston Churchill lycée undoubtedly have a bright =uture. Whether it is in France, or somewhere else, may depend on whether t=e incrementalism of current reforms can be replaced by something a little =ore revolutionary." Read more...

Europe

The Editors: "Catalonia's pro=independence parties say that if they win a majority in this weekend's reg=onal elections, they'll treat it as a victory for their cause. As understa=dable as their frustration may be, this is no way to secede from a country=" Read more...

Refugees

The Editors: "To be sure, the=recent surge of people from Syria, Iraq, Eritrea and elsewhere poses an en=rmous challenge -- but even allowing for the difficulty, Europe's disarray=is hard to forgive. The EU desperately needs to reach agreement on a much =arger resettlement plan, joint measures to improve external border securit=, steps to help refugees before they embark for Europe, and diplomacy to c=ntain the violence in Syria." Read more...

Leonid Bershidsky: "Helping t= resolve the Syrian conflict which is the source of the refugee crisis is =ecoming a matter of political survival for the [German Chancellor Angela M=rkel] and her post-retirement legacy." Read more.=.

2016 Elections

Paula Dwyer: "The staying pow=r of the three outsider candidates in the Republican presidential race is =upposed to signal voters’ yearning for fresh, bold solutions to th= nation’s problems. So what do Donald Trump, Carly Fiorina and Ben=Carson have to offer that the conventional Republican candidates don't?" Read more...

Environment

Adam Minter: "Some of the wor=d’s top manufacturers have seized upon a simple way to reduce the =arbon footprint of their products: Use more aluminum. ... All this is laud=ble, of course. But it ignores something important. The true test of how '=reen' a product is can only be decided once it completes its life cycle an= the materials used to produce it are recycled or thrown away." Read more...

News Roundup

Barry Ritholtz (Read the news roundup)

China's 'fake' Apple stores thrive ahead of new iPhone lau=ch: Read more...

12 stunning visualizations of gold shows its rarity:Read more...

VW's cheating is just the tip of the iceberg: Read more...

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