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Feb 25, 2016

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Why India Handles Bad Times Better Th=n China

The democratic process i= slow, unruly and complicated — not ideal for setting economic pol=cy. But open systems are more effective in dealing with structural economi= weakness than autocratic systems are. Michael Schuman takes Asi='s two most populous nations as a case study.

Twitter Can Only=Lose When It Polices Abuse

User grow=h is stalled. Investors are disappointed. And trolls are driving people fr=m the social network. Twitter hopes to fix that last problem with a new initiative=/a> designed to stamp out harassment, but Megan McArdle is skeptical.<=span>

In Texas, a Cand=date Needs Firepower

Guns have become the mus=-have accessory for politicians eager to prove their Second Amendment bona=fides, but what do they symbolize to U.S. voters? Leonid Bershidsky travels to t=e Lone Star State to find out.

Rubio Can't Affo=d His Truce With Trump

While the Republican presidential candidates have been sniping at eac= other, establishment favorite Marco Rubio seems to have reached a detente=with front-runner Donald Trump. Margaret Carlson says that if Rubio wants to win, he'll have to stop playing nice.

Pulling Up the P=operty Ladder to Keep the Young Off

A dustup over zoning in Auckland, New Z=aland, reveals some near-universal truths about housing in major cities. <=trong>Justin Fox looks south of the equator to understand why=it's so hard to find a place in any big coastal metropolis.<=p>

Ritholtz's Reads=/h2>

Stop paying executives for performance (Harvard Business Review)

Post-housing-boom buyers more bullish on eq=ity gains than pre-boom buyers (World Property Journal)

What happens to stocks after they make a bi= comeback? (Irrelevant Investor)

(Read Barry Ritholtz's full .)

Short sellers need to go public

Could cheap oil ground Airbus?

Amazon's cloud-computing ambitio=s go through Wall Street

(Read more from BV=s sister site for fast business commentary.)

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