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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Apr 06, 2015

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The Editors: The way to lesse= the U.S.'s vulnerability to fluctuating oil prices "is not to withdraw fr=m the world oil market altogether (if that were even possible). It's to se=l more of the U.S.'s expanding crude stores abroad. As a bigger player, th= U.S. would have a greater influence on price." Read more...

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Josh Rogin: "Texas Governor R=ck Perry hasn't yet said whether he's running for president, yet he will a=nounce Monday that if he wins the White House he intends to trash Presiden= Barack Obama’s nuclear agreement with Iran as one of his first of=icial acts." Read more=..

European Economy

Mohamed A. El-Erian: "Countri=s that default on their IMF obligations often experience widespread disrup=ion to their cross-border financial relations. In the case of Greece, such=a default would hinder the flow of funds from the European Central Bank, c=rrently a lifeline for the country’s banks. And it would accelerat= the outflow of deposits from banks, increasing the probability that a slo= bank jog will turn into a destabilizing bank run." Read more=..

Wall Street

The Editors: "Global financia= regulators are still at work on rules aimed at ensuring that the world's =ost systemically important banks can weather a crisis without sinking the =conomy. They've made some progress -- but they're also making things too c=mplicated." Read more.=.

Mark Buchanan: "P=edicting big market crashes is a difficult business, many would say imposs=ble. If enough investors believe a cataclysm is coming, their selling will=simply make it happen sooner -- a dynamic that would quickly render any co=vincing forecasting method obsolete. Nonetheless, a pair of physicists -- =rawing inspiration from the market for bitcoin, no less -- might be on to =omething." Read more..=

Education

Susan Engel: "The U.S. has a =ath problem. Despite all the time, energy and money the country has thrown=into finding better ways to teach the subject, American children keep scor=ng poorly and arriving at college woefully unprepared. Just as bad, if not=worse, too many students think they hate math. I propose a solution: Stop =equiring everyone to take math in school." Read more...

Middle East

Pankaj Mishra: "The prelimina=y nuclear agreement with Iran, which has been long in the making, may succ=ed or fail. But only a cataclysmic war will prevent Iran from fulfilling i=s long-postponed destiny as a major economic, political and scientific nat=on." Read more...

News Roundup

Jonathan Bernstein (Re=d the news roundup)

Michael K. Miller at the Monkey Cage on the surprising ben=fits of autocratic elections: Read more...

Jay Ulfelder looks at an important global trend -- changes=in casualties from war over time. Read more...

Slate’s Fred Kaplan is impressed with the Iran fra=ework. Read more...

Katie Benner (Read the news roundup)

Etsy's IPO is defying Wall Street convention with a do-goo=er slant. Read more...<=span>

Meerkat v. Periscope ended in a draw … for now. Read more...=/li>

Scapchat's video ad model mirrors what is common in televi=ion, but it costs advertisers twice as much as Hulu or YouTube. Read more...

Barry Ritholtz (Read the news roundup)

BMW will make plug-in hybrid versions of all models. Read more...

Jupiter, destroyer of worlds, may have paved the way for E=rth. Read more...

How Duke and Wisconsin got their edge: Read more...

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