The Economist [Fri, 05 Mar 2021] by calibre instant download
本期文章:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
Welfare in the 21st century: Bouncing back
Fiscal policy in Britain: St Augustine’s economics
The Middle East: It’s complicated
Chinese politics: The darkest corners
Ten years after 3/11: The lessons of Fukushima
Letters to the editor: On decarbonisation, Russia, America’s constitution, diversity, biodiversity, foreign expressions
The future of the welfare state: Shelter from the storm
America and the Middle East: Exodus, chapter 41
The Senate: Slimming tips
Esoteric radicals: Red and black
Building in San Francisco: If I had a hammer
The sperm and egg business: Swimming freestyle
Evangelicals after Trump: Two nations under God
Elections in El Salvador: The millennial caudillo
The Chango people: A sea change
Bello: A gap between Chile and the rest
Price controls in the Philippines: Pig mistake
Myanmar: The shooting starts
Internet freedom: Web of regulation
The Fukushima disaster: Nuclear decay
Banyan: Asia’s unjabbed arms
Domestic security: Scraping the bones
Dissent in Hong Kong: The law kicks in
Chaguan: Red tourism in Xi’s China
Christians in Iraq: Still bearing the cross
Lebanon: A jab among friends
Homophobia in Africa: Out and preyed on
Nigeria: Tomato truce
EU border policy: New kings of the wild frontier
France: An end to impunity
Napoleon’s bicentenary: An emperor’s clothes
Armenia: After the war
Alexei Navalny: Prisoner of confusion
Charlemagne: A Swabian success story
The budget: A game of two halves
Levelling up: The Tees party
Refurbishing Number 10: Grand designs
Scottish politics: A funny smell in Holyrood
Labour in Scotland: Stopping the rot
Unlucky students: Swindled?
Aristofascists: Nazi parties
Bagehot: The art of the steal
Debt diplomacy: Here we go again
Vaccine-making: Racing ahead
Business and covid-19: DAX vaxxers
Bartleby: A shot in the dark
Chinese law firms: Expansion, your honour!
Gambling in China: Let the good times roll
The glass-ceiling index: More cracks appear
Socially distant shopping: Drive-through rules
Packaged food: Breadwinners
Schumpeter: The smuggest guys in the room
Financial markets: The inflation bogeyman
Buttonwood: Lament for the pointy-heads
Greensill Capital: Accounts due
China’s economy: Taper test
Platform economics: The price of fame
Universal basic income: Cheques and balances
Free exchange: The fragile four
Computers and sign language: Unspoken understanding
Face-masks and covid-19: Helpful humidity
Carbon capture and storage: Supergrass
Spies and technology: Machine intelligence
Hacking history: Origami in reverse
Gene-editing: Tomorrow’s world
Cyber-security: Zero hour
Kazuo Ishiguro’s new novel: More than human
Artistic licence on screen: History plays
Economic data, commodities and markets
Covid-19 vaccines: Six of one
Cicely Tyson: Beauty and defiance
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