The Economist [周五, 22 3月 2019] by calibre instant download

The Economist [周五, 22 3月 2019] by calibre instant download

本期文章:

Politics this week

Business this week

KAL’s cartoon

Regulating tech giants: Europe takes on the tech giants

The $100bn bet: Too close to the Son

The Christchurch mosque massacre: The new face of terror, much like the old

Women and economics: Market power

Insects: Plague without locusts

Letters to the editor: On Florida, water, biomass energy, El Cid, Joan Baez, clowns

European technology regulation: The power of privacy

Challenging adtech: See you in court

Policing: Watching the watchmen

College admissions: Exorbitant privilege

Voter suppression: Was it stolen?

The Supreme Court: Kafkaesque justice

Recycling markets: A rubbish idea

Lexington: Bet on O’Rourke

Trudeau’s woes: Down, not out

Bello: Mausoleum of broken institutions

Kazakhstan: A showman exits

Personal seals in Japan: For the chop

Taiwanese politics: Splittists

Mumbai’s bridges: Crumbling

North Korean propaganda: Deity in a T-shirt

Banyan: A distorted mirror

Indian politics: No tactic is too underhand

Narcotics: Old habits die hard

Television drama: Conflicted Confucians

Chaguan: China loses patience

Protests in the Arab world: Talk of spring

Israeli politics: The man who would be prime minister

Congo: Fighting Ebola, and myths

Mozambique: Beira’s battering

The Lord’s Resistance Army: A former rebel in the dock

Greece: The twilight of Syriza

Italy and China: Not so silky

Slovakia: If the Caputova fits

Lithuania: To life

Health care in Ireland: On second thoughts...

Charlemagne: Metabolically different

Britain and the European Union: Brextension time

Business and Brexit: Stay of execution

Health care: Doctors, ordered

The Liberal Democrats: Hope for the hopeless

Emigration: G’daytime television

High-rise living: Of plonkers and planners

Bagehot: The roar of the crowd

White nationalist terrorism: No safe places

SoftBank and technology investments: Vision 2.0

Bartleby: Drivers wanted

Mobile networks: 5G or fifth column?

Indian motorcycles: Back on a roll

Boeing and the FAA: Flying too closely

Schumpeter: Taking on the baddies

Payment firms: Terminal velocity

Buttonwood: A basket of intangibles

Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank: Urged to merge

Women in economics: #EconomistsToo

Free exchange: Natural talent

Insects: Nothing in the cry of cicadas

Medical devices: Powered by the heart

Cannabis: Strong pot is hot

Anthropology: Big people, big gods

Comedy and censorship: Wax and gold

Fiction and reality: Spies like us

New American fiction: You only live twice

Health care and technology: The AI will see you now

Public art: They could be heroes

Happiness economics: Dismal science

Atta Elayyan: Darting, seizing, winning

Economic data, commodities and markets

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