The Economist [周五, 09 三月 2018] by calibre instant download
Articles in this issue:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
Tariffs: The threat to world trade
Talks with North Korea: Proceed with caution
Italy goes to the polls: A vote for irresponsibility
Corruption in Malaysia: Stop, thief!
African debt: Rearing its odious head once more
On China, ad-blockers, job licences, meritocracy, merlot: Letters to the editor
The looming trade war: Massive attack
Mr Trump’s misconceptions: It ain’t necessarily so
Republicans and business: Made out of glue
Amazon expands: A tale of two Washingtons
Pennsylvania’s special election: Oscillate wildly
Buildings: Eastern promise
Eating and inequality: A desert mirage
Heroin in Philadelphia: Bruised and battered
Lexington: No rose without a thorn
Infrastructure in Latin America: Coming unstuck
El Salvador’s elections: Nayib in ’19
Bello: A bumpy road down south
Malaysian politics: Tilting the playing field
Journalism in Myanmar: Arresting the messenger
North Korea: An explosive offer
#MeToo in South Korea: The governor and the secretary
Riots in Sri Lanka: Emerging emergency
Electricity generation in Australia: The power and the furore
Banyan: Monsoon squalls
The economy: No storm, but lots of tea cups
Trade: A steamroller in reverse
Saudi Arabia and Iraq: Return of the kingdom
Reporting in Egypt: The paranoid president
Botswana: Under the surface it’s not all glitter
Africa’s donkey exports: Saving asses
Public debt in Africa: On the rise again
Italy: The roots of Italy’s discontent
German politics: Mrs Merkel goes fourth
Russia and NATO: Outgunned
Sweden: Gangs of Stockholm
France: Mind the gap
Charlemagne: Trouble for the tandem
A Russian spy mystery: Whodunnit?
The Brexit negotiations: Thanks, but no thanks
The Saudi visit: Prince Charm-offensive
The migrant vote: Payback time
Rough sleeping: Street life
Measures of inequality: Some more equal than others
Sport and doping: Faster, stronger…higher?
Bagehot: It could happen here
Crime and punishment: Cops who kill
Global patterns: Why they do it
Vigilantes: Mobs and robbers
Foreign internship
Listening underwater: Sing a song of sonar
Undersea mining: Race to the bottom
Herding fish: Net gains
Military applications: Mutually assured detection
Brain scan: Wendy Schmidt
Measuring the seas: Gliders on the storm
Ocean internet: Sailing the wired seas
Telecoms gear: Telephone tower v rubber boots
Qualcomm and Broadcom: Security alert
Corporate debt in America: On borrowed time
Women and Wikipedia: Missing Wikipedians
CEFC: Down the slippery slope
Dual-structure companies: Twin troubles
Alcohol and Islam: Spirit of the law
Schumpeter: Inside Buffett’s deal machine
Gender and investing: The power of money
Bank regulation in America: Small change
Equity investing: Off the beaten track
Monetary policy: Travel bulletin
Buttonwood: The return of the nativist
DBS: Notes from a small island
Free Exchange: Xi v Marshall
Passenger drones: Free as a bird
Food labelling: Maß spectrometry
High-tech weapons: Nuclear posturing
Reconsidering Weimar Germany: A respectable man
Literature and virtual reality: A metamorphosis of one’s own
Scouting footballers in Africa: Fields of dreams
American law: Friends in high places
New American fiction: A gun on every wall
Sridevi: Bewitching India
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
The Economist poll of forecasters, March averages
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