The Economist [Fri, 22 Oct 2021] by calibre instant download

The Economist [Fri, 22 Oct 2021] by calibre instant download

本期文章:

Politics

Business

KAL’s cartoon

Data and the economy: Instant economics

Nigeria: The crime scene at the heart of Africa

Monetary policy: Don’t jump the gun

Democracy in the EU: An October revolution

The geopolitics of money: Be swift, be bold

Letters to the editor: On Pakistan, the American navy, management, the Peshtigo fire, Ethiopia, learning classics, God

The real-time revolution in economics: The real-time revolution

Wages: Striketober

Ethnic studies: Race and class

Warming seas: Considering the lobster

California: Toying with the nanny state

Social media: Devious licks

Secessionists: Oregone

Lexington: Reconstructing America

Peru: Jobs for the comrades

Brazil’s woes: President anti-vaxxer

Mexico: Not ageing gracefully

Reform in Central Asia: From gulag to ordinary grumbles

Afghanistan: More extreme than the extremists

Violence in Kashmir: Valley of fear

Politics in Singapore: Outside job

Banyan: Learning how to be happy again

Uyghur culture: Poetry from the gulag

Nuclear weapons: Glide and seek

Chaguan: The Communist Party’s confidence

Nigeria: When things fall apart

Africa’s wannabe financial centres: Capital cities

Lebanon: Probing too deep

Iran: Andy Warhol and the ayatollahs

Ukraine: Winter is coming

Hungary: The unexpected challenger

Spain: Liberty lady

Germany’s next government: Green-lit

Ritual slaughter: Trouble and knife

Charlemagne: A court of kings

Monetary policy: Ready for a leap in the dark

Agriculture: Making a pig’s ear of it

Climate change: Jolly green giant

Investment: Doffing the cap

Trains: Railing against modernity

Domestic operations: Call in the troops, again

Bagehot: A great parliamentarian

Climate change: Heated debates

Samsung Electronics: The third star

A makeover at Facebook?: About-face

Bartleby: Why mission statements matter

Green business: The hydrogen rush

Chinese industry: Awaiting electrocution

Schumpeter: Let a hundred flowers bloom

China’s economy: From the sublime to the subpar

Property in China: Evergrande plans

Crypto assets: Bitcoin bounce

The Bundesbank: Hawk descending

SWIFT: Message in a battle

Buttonwood: When the pipes creak

Free exchange: Tanks for nothing

Servicing EVs: Farewell to the grease monkey

Self-driving cars: Hands off the wheel

Extracting power from waves: Like clockwork

Tuberculosis: Making resistance useless

Evolution in action: Spoils of war

Entertainment in the Arab world: Tales of the unexpected

Rare foods: Refined tastes

Municipal mistakes: The coast of dystopia

Spies and the stage: Smoke and mirrors

Economic data, commodities and markets

Vaccine mandates: Strictly come jabbing

Colin Powell: A soldier in Washington

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