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Apr 01, 2016

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What Do Women Want? Not Trump.

He flip-flo=s on abortion, he insults women's appearances, h= defends a campaign manager charged with =attery — is it any wonder female voters don't like Donald Trump? <=trong>Margaret Carlson wonders<=a> if his misogyny might (finally) be his undoing.

What Lab Rats Re=eal About Investor Behavior

Economic theory doesn't =xplain how humans deal with the unknown, but tracking brain waves might. <=trong>Noah Smith takes a dive into the new neuroscience of eco=omics.

The Economics of=the Entirely Unknown

When you're dealing with=outcomes you can't even imagine (let alone test), and when statistical ana=ysis does no good, you're up against radical uncertainty. Former Bank of E=gland head Mervyn King says there's a lot more of it in finance than marke= practitioners realize, and Clive Crook thinks he's on t= something.

Yes, Turkey Belo=gs in NATO

It's an increasingly aut=cratic state that tramples its citizens' civil liberties, and its foreign =olicies leave much to be desired. No matter. The Bloomberg View editorial board reminds =ritics that NATO is a military alliance, where common values aren't as nec=ssary as common goals.

Campuses Can�=80�t Become One Big ‘Safe Space’

It's absurd for students to demand protection from scary ideas, but t=e campus speech debate raises a serious question: How can we create spaces=for reflection and work in the age of Internet harassment? Megan McArdle lays out<=a> a few guidelines that would allow the classical liberal order =o survive the trigger-warning era.

Ritholtz's Reads=/h2>

More hedge fu=ds shuttered than opened in 2015 (Bloomberg)

Finance blogger wisdom: peak index fund? (<= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/click/6413165.26779/aHR0cDovL2=ibm9ybWFscmV0dXJucy5jb20vMjAxNi8wMy8zMC9maW5hbmNlLWJsb2dnZXItd2lzZG9tLXBlY=staW5kZXgtZnVuZC8/55086a4c3b35d051538c37ccB7c0fd15b" style="text-decorat=on:none;color:#00b9e7;line-height:1.6em">Abnormal Returns)

The emotional=and psychological risks of investing (MarketWatch)

Since the rec=ssion, we're spending again — but with less income
(Real Ti=e Economics)

(Read Barry Ritholtz's full daily news roundup.)

Bloomberg Gadfly=/h2>

The end of an era at Wal-Mart

How the oil market=/a> is like the housing bubble

Steelmakers' =egalomania leads to misery

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