The Economist [Fri, 19 Oct 2018] by calibre instant download
Articles in this issue:
Introducing our new look
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
Politics and power: China v America
Germany: Not so grand
Criminal justice: Against pessimism
Oil markets: Beyond boom and bust?
In praise of the basics: Captain Sensible
Letters: Letters to the editor
China and America: The rivals
Prison: A tale of two states
Manufacturing jobs: The producers
Rural Democrats: Still on the line
#MeToo polled: Measuring the backlash
The mid-terms in California: Orange is the new purple
Lexington: Boot and the beast
Mexico City’s new airport: Letting passengers pilot the plane
Brazil’s presidential election: Decent, dull and doomed
Bello: The lessons of a martyr
South Korea’s economy: Promise postponed
Drought in Australia: A hot new normal
Sexual harassment in India: Pests decried
The death penalty in South-East Asia: Good news and bad
Banyan: Dousing digital dissent
Migration to Hong Kong: One-way highway
Xinjiang: Cat leaves bag
Chaguan: Populism and the People’s Republic
Saudi Arabia: The kingdom and the cover-up
Arab aviation: Take the long way home
Zimbabwe: Lost in the supermarket
Chinese media in Africa: Soft power and censorship
Nigerian cities: The anti-Lagos
France: Wading through water
Spain’s budget politics: Sánchez’s sums
Turkey and America: Leaving on a jet plane
Voting rights: Taxation without representation
Poland: The wages of sin
Orthodox churches: In the time of schism
Charlemagne: In defence of the Volkspartei
Britain and the European Union: Out of reach
Workplace bullying: #MPtoo
The budget: Don’t turn around
Leasehold reform: Feudalism revisited
Energy: Happy frackers
Containing measles: Rash hour
Islamic banking: Not interest-free
Seasonal agricultural labour: Here today, gone tomorrow
Coping with worker scarcity: More than you can chew
American shale oil: Peering inside the Permian
Bartleby: The pay lottery
American retail: Tears for Sears
Cannabis: Pot stocks
Paul Allen: Original Microsoftie
Sound and software: Sonic Switzerland
Weight Watchers: Before and after
Tourism and films: Follow the stars
Schumpeter: The Saudi sand trap
Public wealth: How to spend it
The art of maintenance: Patch-up job
Italy’s doom loop: Double act
British retail banking: Lightweight to middleweight
Buttonwood: Reelin’ in the yields
Stablecoins: Token trust
Swiss banking secrecy: Elmer thud
Free exchange: Upsetting the punchbowl
Future-proofing the internet: Prime factors
The men who fell to Earth: A space rocket misfires
Public health: Grounding bugs
Storing computer data in DNA: Virtuous spirals
How the mongoose got to Spain: Rikkus Tikkus Tavius
Historical fact and fiction: All the king’s men
The history of America: Dawn’s early light
Art and posterity: Into the unknown
A prize-winning novel: Times of trouble
Johnson: Out of one, many
Economic data, markets and commodities
A modern space race: The next generation
Pik Botha: Apartheid’s apologist
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