The Economist [周五, 01 3月 2019] by calibre instant download
本期文章:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
India and Pakistan: Modi’s dangerous moment
The Trump-Kim summit: Walk on down
The parable of 3G Capital: Bad recipe
Britain and the European Union: More haste, less speed
Drug repurposing: Resurrection
Letters to the editor: On oil companies, Shropshire, Marcel Proust, Brexit
India and Pakistan: On perilous ground
Hindu nationalism: Orange evolution
Defence policy: Bringing out the big guns
Michael Cohen: His turn in the barrel
Religion and government: Cross roads
Tech and privacy: The Cambridge Analytica bill
Teachers’ activism: Civics 101
Ex-evangelicals: Flocks away
Lexington: Imagine there’s no politics
Venezuela (1): Congratulations, you kept out the food and medical supplies
Venezuela (2): A Caracas idea
Bello: Uncovering Mochica splendours
The second Trump-Kim summit: Bromance on hold
Divorce in Bangladesh: Getting out of the house
Foreign workers in Japan: Welcome, sort of
Police corruption in Australia: Criminal injustice
Banyan: You started it
Social control: Behind the mask
Ethnic minorities: A class apart
Chaguan: When giants battle
Israeli politics: A blow to Bibi
The struggle for Iran: How to read a resignation
Sudan’s embattled president: A last roll of the dice?
Cricket in Rwanda: Willow in the hills
Nigeria’s election: Time to keep those promises
Spain: The two souls of Ciudadanos
Poland’s election campaign: The $10 billion bung
Estonia and Moldova: Elections, dirty and clean
German arms sales: Sticking to its guns
Germany: Boldly biking in Berlin
Russia and Turkey: In Sputnik’s orbit
Parliament and Brexit: Losing control
Anti-Semitism: An ill wind
Trade after no deal: Going for broke
Television: Britflix
Councils’ investments: Risky business
Bagehot: The wrecking crew
Medicine: A higher purpose
Water: Thirsty planet
Rivers and lakes: Surface tension
Water conflicts: Water fights
Groundwater: Subterranean blues
Saving water: Waste not, want not
Desalination: Worth its salt?
Conclusion: Hard and soft solutions
Sources and acknowledgments
Food companies: An accident with the ketchup
Berkshire Hathaway: Buffettology
Gold mining: An untimely proposal
American pharmaceuticals: The sharp end of the spear
Bartleby: Conscious decoupling
Coal in Australia: The dangerous dark stuff
Schumpeter: Video gamers v couch potatoes
German banks: A marriage made in misery
Inflation in the euro area: Virtue signalling
Tax compliance: Hitting the jackpot
Central banking in America: Food for thought
Alternative data: Under the hood
India’s economy: Modifications
Free exchange: A familiar cycle
The periodic table: The heart of the matter
Crime: American scourge
Classical music: Steel and strings
The past returns: Fragments and ruins
Hungarian fiction: Ghosts of Budapest
Johnson: Laying down the law
Economic data, commodities and markets
The Oscars: No longer a tastemaker
Li Rui: A thorn in their side
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