The Economist [Fri, 14 May 2021] by calibre instant download
本期文章:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
The pandemic: Vaccinating the world
Israel and the Palestinians: Stopping the cycle
Supply shortages: The bottleneck economy
British politics: The wrong sort of conservatism
Corporate-tax dodging: End the contortions
Letters to the editor: On Taiwan, Scotland, Spain, suicide, patents, workers, Dickens, the C-suite
The covid-19 pandemic: Counting the dead
Producing more vaccines: The insufficient miracle
New York’s mayoral race: Uncertainty and the city
Hacking and ransoms: Post-Colonial studies
Homelessness: The Row row
Opioids: The other epidemic
Evictions paused: Shelter in place
Lexington: The kraken is unleashed
Post-covid economies: A long way down
Hunger in Brazil: An old scourge returns
Vague addresses: Off the grid
The pandemic in Asia: Next in line
Indonesian inoculation: Join the (other) queue
Tradition and the law: Endangered hunters
Covid-19 in India: Let them eat dark chocolate
The Korean peninsula: Silent sigh
Banyan: Malé malaise
Football: Own goal
Winter Olympics: The puck stops here
Chaguan: Landing ashore
Israel and Palestine: The fire this time
Saudi foreign policy: Prince Charming
Lake Victoria: Finny business
The camel trade: Cloak-and-finger deals
Nigeria’s economy: Stuck in a rut
France: A revolution and a rematch
Bulgaria: Battling Borisov
Sweden: Green steel
Pandemic tourism in Turkey: Where did everyone go?
Welfare states: Protection racket
Charlemagne: Whatever it took?
The government: Winning the peace
Voter identification: The end of innocence
Political geography: The Chipping Norton reset
Northern Ireland: Slaughter in Ballymurphy
Scottish elections: Let attrition commence
Second homes: Get out
Pubs and jobs: The hangover
Bagehot: Uneasy rider
Truth commissions: The agony of silence
The space business: Elon Musk’s other company
Bartleby: Mothers of invention
Harley-Davidson: Uneasy rider
Lobbying in Europe: Making money and influencing people
Musical plagiarism: Writ parade
Pharmaceuticals and innovation: Less buck for the bang
Schumpeter: Pay and the pandemic
Inflation: Jump scare?
Buttonwood: Oversold over here
China’s census: Older and wiser
David Swensen: The holly and the ivy
Corporate tax: The big carve-up
Free exchange: When the Inc runs
Recycling: The metals in the car go round and round
Electric motors: Hydrogen de-bonding
Gender medicine: Second thoughts
Botany: Charismatic megaflora
Hypersonic flight: The rockets’ green glare
Politics and fiction: The character arc of justice
Thomas Becket at the British Museum: Murder in the cathedral
Bitter pills: Patrick Radden Keefe traces the roots of America’s opioid epidemic
Booty haul: When Napoleon stole a Venetian masterpiece
Acid test: Rahul Raina’s debut novel is a rollicking urban adventure
Economic data, commodities and markets
Fertility: Parks and procreation
T.S. Shanbhag: The bookseller of Bangalore
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