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Oct 15, 2015

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The Editors: "Having made a p=omise he cannot deliver, U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron must now turn f=r assistance to what one of his predecessors called the source of most of =he world's problems. That's right: He needs the help of Europe." Read more...

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Adam Minter: "The thick haze =hat’s blanketed much of Southeast Asia for the last month carries =he ashy remains of Indonesian forests and peatlands -- burnt in many cases=to clear land for producing palm oil, the world’s most popular edi=le oil. ... Many proposals to fix the problem target the palm oil supply c=ain -- from farmers and refiners, to the bankers and politicians who fund =nd license companies. That’s crucial. But to be successful, such e=forts have to address demand as well." Read mor=...

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Barry Ritholtz: "The U.S. doe=n't seem to engage in the topic like one might expect in a mature, develop=d economy. There is little intelligent discussion about the costs of too m=ch regulation on the one hand, and the excesses of capitalism on the other= That is a shame, because both sides of those issues create real economic =rictions with substantial societal costs." Read more.=.

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