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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Oct 08, 2015

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Michael R. Bloomberg and John F. Kerry: "When world leaders gather in Paris in December to negotiate a g=obal agreement on climate change, they will have a powerful ally standing =ehind them and urging them onward: mayors. In fact, mayors have already he=ped set the stage for success in Paris, by establishing models of cooperat=on that provide a strong foundation for the negotiations." Read more...<=span>

ASIAN ECONOMY

The Editors: "Give [Prime Min=ster Shinzo] Abe credit for wrenching the Japanese economy out of its long= deep rut of deflation and slow growth. The reforms he's already undertake= are largely working, and now, he says, he's pushing for 'Abenomics 2.0.' =ven if it only partially succeeds, it will be no exaggeration to say that =be has put Japan on a new course." Read more..

BANKING

Barry Ritholtz: "There are ma=y reasons to criticize Dodd-Frank -- it is too long, too complex, difficul= to implement and probably doesn't do enough to deal with the monumental p=oblem of too-big-to-fail banks. But the claim that it has choked off credi= to small businesses as the reason for the slow economic recovery just isn=t supported by the facts." Read more...

ECONOMICS

Noah Smith: "The simple logic=of free trade, so familiar from Econ 101, is either failing or ceasing to =e relevant. Some astute economists are now claiming that the old formulati=n was never watertight in the first place. These whispers of dissent don=E2€™t mean that free trade is dead, or even that the consensus is a th=ng of the past. But it isn't considered the no-brainer it once was."Read more...

GUNS

Cass Sunstein: "For many deca=es, almost all lower federal courts rejected the conclusion that the Secon= Amendment protects an individual right [to bear arms]. In recent years, w=at has happened? Part of the answer is that exceptionally well-organized, =ell-funded and determined interest groups -- above all the National Rifle =ssociation -- embarked on an extraordinary campaign to convince the public= and eventually the courts, to understand the Second Amendment in their pr=ferred way." Read more...

TRANSPORTATION

Leonid Bershidsky: "Pictures =f Xavier Broseta, head of human resources at Air France, climbing shirtles= over an 8-foot fence to escape enraged employees fit the stereotype of an=ever-striking France: full of violent workers who won't let companies move=forward with sensible restructuring plans. France as a whole, however, has=moved on from this style of labor relations. Air France is stuck in the pa=t because it's too big to fail." Read more...

2016 ELECTIONS

Jonathan Bernstein: "Those of=us who argue that political parties, rather than the American voters, are =ecisive in choosing presidential nominees are being challenged. Most recen=ly, Vox's Andrew Prokop has said that voters have the upper hand in some c=ses. As I read the evidence, however, the party has chosen each nominee si=ce the 1980s. So let's look a= how a nomination battle really unfolds." =ead more...

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