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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Oct 12, 2015

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The Editors: "Russian Preside=t Vladimir Putin's renascent cold war with the West is partly meant to obs=ure his country's economic slump. It's a reckless strategy -- not least be=ause it's making the slump worse. The consequences for Putin and for globa= security could be dire." Read more...

Mark Whitehouse: "Some of the=events surrounding Russian President Vladimir Putin's standoff with the We=t -- a sharp ruble devaluation, a ban on imported goods -- should have pre=ented a big opportunity for one group: Domestic producers of consumer good=. So far, though, they haven’t benefited much, a failure that migh= reflect a deeper economic malaise." <= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/click/5319938.12730/aHR0cDovL3=3dy5ibG9vbWJlcmd2aWV3LmNvbS9hcnRpY2xlcy8yMDE1LTEwLTEyL3F1YW50aWZ5aW5nLXRoZ=1wdXRpbi1lZmZlY3Q/55086a4c3b35d051538c37ccB24252b12" style="text-decorat=on:none;color:#00b9e7;line-height:1.6em">Read more...

Economics

Mohamed A. El-Erian: "Days of=deliberations at the largest annual gathering of global economic and finan=ial officials resulted largely in boilerplate language and coverage. Unfor=unately, this traditional and uncontroversial outcome is likely to do lit=le to advance the world’s quest to overcome persistent economic ma=aise and the threat of financial instability." Read mor=...

Noah Smith: "A lot of people = talk to are very worried about Chinese holdings of U.S. sovereign debt. T=e general idea is that if China decided to dump Treasuries, the U.S. econo=y would go into a tailspin. This is part of the overall narrative cited by=Donald Trump and others that the U.S. is 'losing' to China. That was a pla=sible story. But now that China's titanic economic boom is coming to an en=, we're finding that the story wasn't right." =ead more...

Regulation

Anat R. Admati: "In his new b=ok, 'The Courage to Act,' Ben Bernanke makes a strong case that the U.S. F=deral Reserve, under his leadership, acted as necessary in 2008 to pull th= country back from the brink of another Great Depression. Unfortunately, h= and the Fed also appear to have missed some important lessons from that t=rrible episode." Read more...

2016 Elections

The Editors: By excluding Lar=y Lessig from the Democratic Party's first debate, the Democratic National=Committee "is doing a disservice to its party members. One of the purposes=of primary debates is to give voters the opportunity to see and hear candi=ates who have struggled to distinguish themselves." Read more...

European Economy

Jean-Michel Paul: "The German=chancellor and the French president stood side by side last Wednesday to a=dress the European Parliament. But beneath that show of solidarity lies a =tory of two diverging economies at the heart of the euro zone." Read more...

Environment

Mark Buchanan: "Financial mar=ets can help save the planet only if the planet comes to the aid of market=. They are an immensely powerful engine of organization, but it will take =eal knowledge, human initiative and social pressure to keep them moving in=a desirable direction." Read more...

News Roundup

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