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}A daily digest of opinions and analysisWhat's the Worst That Could Happen? Well...An unpredictable Fed. Chinese debt. Downward spirals. Hello, 2018! Daniel Moss offers a guided tour of the economic hazards looming on the new year's horizon. Democracy in Iran? Demographics Say YesIt takes a maturing population to succeed at revolution. Think of Tunisia's. And Iran's. Leonid Bershidsky spotlights a theory that could help make sense of the country's protests.The Hardest Workers Don't Do the Best WorkThe U.S. soccer team beats the world in hustle, but not in much else. There's a lesson in that for business. Jerry Useem shares surprising new findings in productivity research. Solar Power's Future Isn't as Bright as It AppearsYes, panels are cheaper than ever — but the industry needs to invest more for a green energy breakthrough. That's just one insight from "Taming the Sun," which Tyler Cowen says may be "the first important policy book of 2018." Ritholtz's ReadsPension funds' dilemma: What to buy when nothing is cheap? (Wall Street Journal)Legal weed isn't the boon small businesses thought it would be (FiveThirtyEight)South Florida's real estate reckoning could be closer than you think (Bloomberg)(Read Barry Ritholtz's full daily news roundup here.) Bloomberg GadflyA retailers' guide to curbing online gift returnsTrump's FDA chief isn't big pharma's BFF after allCorporate America's dealmakers are cross-pollinating(Read more from BV's sister site for fast business commentary.)Bloomberg L.P. ● 731 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022Web ● Facebook ● TwitterFeedback ● Unsubscribe

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