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LEE: A Chinese template for Detroit
There can be no envying the task that Kevyn Orr has before him as Detroit’s emergency manager.
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LEE: Showboating and shutting down, we got the government we deserve
If Tocqueville was right that in a democracy people get the government they deserve, we should celebrate!
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LEE: Erratic North Korea remains bad business for China
U.S. could gain some advantage. But are we paying attention?
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LEE: Missing APEC bad idea but for different reason
To keep our leaders out of our business, we should hope they attend more summits.
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LEE: The kindred values of the Chinese and the Jews
A major gift from Asia’s richest man highlights the strength of a remarkable relationship.
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LEE: Divine intervention needed at the Fed
Not only should we wish our next Fed chair well. We should pray.
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LEE: The U.S. doesn't need 'advice' from economic grandees
G20 and G24 officials came to Washington offering unsolicited and unnecessary rebukes.
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LEE: How America's critics really sound
If they're going to kvetch about America, let's show them how to do it.
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LEE: Dis-incenting gridlock in Washington
The compensation that politicians care about most is what we should attack.
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LEE: The euro and the Simpsons
There is a thread of commonality between the Simpsons and the countries at the EU summit in Brussels.
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LEE: Germany according to Le Monde
Chancellor Merkel was being criticized for such dastardly behavior as encouraging thrift, probity and austerity. The nerve of her.
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LEE: Words of advice for aspiring spies
Edward Snowden is a wonderful cautionary example for graduates considering becoming intelligence analysts.
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LEE: Merkel on German inflation, wage hikes: Nein!
The Eurozone has apparently dumped on Chancellor Merkel the responsibility of tending to their deflation fears. Should she accept?
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LEE: Interest rate insincerity in the eurozone
The capitalist system certainly encourages self-interest, unlike that other system. Why not just admit it?
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