The Economist [Fri, 04 Jun 2021] by calibre instant download
本期文章:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
The world economy: Geopolitics and business
Israel: A chance of renewal
Commercial property: House of pain
America’s crime spike: Killing reform
Latin America’s giant: Brazil’s dismal decade
Letters to the editor: On Mexico, covid-19 vaccines, green investing, endowments, Charles Dickens
Business in Europe: The land that ambition forgot
Liberals and crime spikes: Reality bites
Congress: Sins of commission
Endless Frontier Act: Political science
Homes with wheels: Vanity projects
Horseracing and drugs: Off-track
Covid racial disparities: All of the above
Measuring poverty: The hunger wanes
Lexington: Who owns the national pastime?
Venezuela: A scofflaw’s offer
Argentina: Rushing for the exit
South Korea and China: They’ll never take our kimchi
India’s far-flung territories: Run the jewels
Regulating online content (1): Shooting the messenger
Regulating online content (2): Prohibited material
Banyan: Minus the shooting
Fertility rules: A third is the word
Infrastructure in Tibet: Fast track to the throne
Chaguan: A century-old party woos the young
South Africa: The stench of corruption
France and Africa: Atonement
Congo: Mount Nyiragongo’s fury
Israel: Almost there
Jordan: A jingle makes nerves jangle
Covid-19 in Europe: Hot shots
German politics: Deny the Alternative
Religion in Germany: One roof, three faiths
Italy and the Mafia: The price of success
An interview with Ukraine’s president: The comedian gets serious
Charlemagne: Tiny but less mighty
Post-pandemic governance: Defending the realm
Horticulture: Turf wars
Public finances: Maturing nicely
Politics: House of Zoom
Schools and covid-19: F for effort
Housing: Spaces inbetween
Culture and politics: The long march
Bagehot: Tolerating intolerance
Gender wars: Let’s talk about sex
Brazil: The captain and his country
The economy: A dream deferred
Corruption and crime: Sliding back
The Amazon: Money trees
Politics: In need of reform
Evangelicals: Of Bibles and ballots
The prospects: Time to go
Sources and acknowledgments
Entertainment: Feeling animated
The car industry: Chasing Tesla
Consumer goods and sexual identity: When to mind your business
Bartleby: Detecting the real bullshit
Chinese armsmakers: The best-laid battle plans
Schumpeter: The firm that saw the future
Commercial property: Shaky foundations
Oil prices: The clumsy cartel
Hong Kong: Failure to land
Private equity in China: Serving a higher purpose
Divergence, big time: Covid’s unequal effect on companies
Overhauling corporate tax (1): The twilight of the tax haven
Overhauling corporate tax (2): Fighting for the scraps
Free exchange: Pace your debts
Inventing the future: Cloning DARPA
Composing by computer: Programmes by programs
Cicadas, insecticides and children: A brooding problem
Forensic science: Where were you on Thursday the 15th?
The origin of watermelons: Sweetness and light
Dutch colonial rule: Return of the repressed
Decision-making: Noise pollution
Johnson: One giant leap for humankind
Going postal: How the West was won
Economic data, commodities and markets
Algorithmic discrimination: Bias in, bias out
Josep Almudéver: The colours of dawn
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