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To view this email as a web page, go to the link below, or copy and paste it into your browser's address window. http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed605711254e2b0761e46929d39323046f68b508fb11cf3044781fb SHARE THE VIEW A quick look at Bloomberg News's opinion section December 19, 2012 For more, visit http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed60571cc237cf9e5212f76ea88408e5ed5205f471dfa918ec71c77 www.bloomberg.com/view http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed60571606803fc80d3ba9e69b9bb3a92175394fbf2f7e8dc5d118d FROM THE EDITORS Japan: Japan's next prime minister, Shinzo Abe, "has a political opening to push reforms that could lift Japan from the economic morass it has been stuck in for the past two decades." But can he? "Here's the plan he ran on: get tough with China over the disputed islands known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, and turn on Japan's fiscal spigot to get its economy out of recession. Unfortunately, neither course of action is likely to produce the results he seeks." http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed60571107bf086ce9a85fd32d22e28323b6832e1264c89fc4ff2a7 Read more U.S.: "By 2025, the U.S. will require 52,000 more nonspecialist physicians than it has now. . . . As long as medical school graduates can expect to earn only half as much practicing primary care as they would in, say, cardiology or anesthesiology, the specialties will keep luring 75 percent or more of them away." http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed605710a2b56b0fec8afb4c2816bb7edbb87aff86f7d22e00c8923 Read more COMMENTARY http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed6057195144b48e9af4ec8a54d4f1c8f6ea58723e0bb6c691ededc Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfers "The real crisis in American higher education is that our best colleges never see a large chunk of our smartest students. In an important recent study, the economists Caroline Hoxby and Christopher Avery found that very few high achievers from low-income families ever apply to top colleges, and that the missing applications from these kids largely explain why they're underrepresented at our leading universities." http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed6057191d9966d236fac2a209d61d8d65bb008d67702129bcc8587 Read More http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed605711094cf59de92fd1415ef7176b556356bc1b0c73912c406c6 Margaret Carlson "There are more gun shops in the U.S. than there are Starbucks. More people die by gunfire in the U.S. than in any other country. Yet the NRA continues to get its way, in the states and with Congress." http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed60571dcab2896dd832452604c9372eb1dd1b17d7863dfe1566b36 Read More http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed605712427fe98e636f30587b68217d089cb1095cafed3804f8f70 Clive Crook "The most valuable new book I've read this year is Justin Yifu Lin's 'The Quest for Prosperity.' . . . He proposes a middle way between two contending schools: structuralism, which emphasizes barriers to development that government intervention is needed to overcome, and the neoclassical approach, which stresses market forces and frowns on industrial planning. He calls his hybrid 'new structuralism.'" http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed605715d5d27ceed14246b3a01208fd2fe5ba6b0ff85044db39ace Read More http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed605718ea1196dc409a2ecebd41b590ca0a8662dc8f11624e93b1a A. Gary Shilling In addition to external detriments to economic growth, "India's leaders recently have introduced a number of policy measures that, though they may be politically necessary, discourage domestic and foreign investment." http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed60571063a1fcbcfe9fd5d210d2ab5672701cdebc0f550bbe22100 Read part three of a five-part series on India http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed605718465371eae78fb1ae29341d92a415853e4658c167066d85e Chris R. McDermott If Canada had stayed in the Kyoto climate-change agreement, it "could have helped save Keystone. . . . Environmentalists might have left Canada alone" if it "would have implemented a cap-and-trade system that, with the use of carbon offsets and a price on carbon, would have cost-effectively driven oil-sands emissions down to conventional levels." http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed605717dead826357593a19287abf9bc6fea5c13ef8ddb7a800063 Read More FROM THE BLOGS The Ticker http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed60571d5c9f0885c6ffb1bcd3a52c4b51de901f74e6a145ffa6eaa Deborah Solomon on the approach of a fiscal-cliff deal http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed60571cc237cf9e5212f76ea88408e5ed5205f471dfa918ec71c77 The Ticker http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed605713b46c45db5f5d21276e10adca2557b0bc539573823b2b295 Francis Wilkinson on Nikki Haley, Tim Scott and Republicans' top-down diversity http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed60571cc237cf9e5212f76ea88408e5ed5205f471dfa918ec71c77 The Ticker http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed60571948a5e20b064012a30c766d63c81f9ab2d6ec3fb5050b73c Marc Champion on Tunisia's second anniversary of the birth of the Arab Spring http://click.email.bloomberg.com/?qs=9dc06c2c7ed60571cc237cf9e5212f76ea88408e5ed5205f471dfa918ec71c77 SHARE THE VIEW For more information, email mailto:view@bloomberg.net view@bloomberg.net . 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