The Economist [Fri, 25 Sep 2020] by calibre instant download

The Economist [Fri, 25 Sep 2020] by calibre instant download

本期文章:

Politics this week

Business this week

KAL’s cartoon

Covid-19: Why governments get it wrong

Covid-19 and poverty: Failing the poor

The Supreme Court: After RBG

The corporate undead: Zombies at the gates

Quantum computing: From cloisters to the cloud

Letters to the editor: On Abe Shinzo, Venezuela, national ID cards, America, Imran Khan’s pets

The covid-19 pandemic: Grim tallies

The battle for the Senate: The donkey’s long tail

Amy Coney Barrett: From RBG to ACB

Rural voters: Signs of the times

The US Navy: AI, Captain

Partisan warring: Courting trouble

Lexington: A double negative

Peru: Limping in Lima

Argentina and Uruguay: A mini-war across the River Plate

Bello: Darkness in Mexico

Bureaucrats in Indonesia: Rejoice to serve

The monarchy in Thailand: Do you hear the people, king?

Agriculture in India: Yield curve

Malaysian politics: Anwar on the attack

Banyan: Twitchers without borders

Climate change: A greener horizon

Ren Zhiqiang: A loose cannon silenced

Chaguan: Tit for futile tat

Syria: Despot of deprivation

Lebanon: After the blast, the bulldozers

Social media and war crimes: Accidental cover-up

Gold in Ghana: What’s the rush?

French diplomacy: Trying to square a circle

Corruption in Ukraine: Lock up the small fry—for a start

Italy: Counter-strike

Switzerland and the European Union: Is it in Europe?

Charlemagne: The right to sell passports

The Labour Party: Reflections on conservatism

Trans rights: Who’s a woman?

Covid-19: Winter has come

Public transport: The little engine that couldn’t

Conservative protest: Leave.BBC

Income distribution: Importing inequality

Commercial property: A pain in the portfolio

Bagehot: The king in the north

Covid-19 and poor countries: From plague to penury

Oracle: Larry’s last stand

TikTok: The principals’ uncertainty

Cola wars: Fire-starter

BP v utilities: The new majors

Bartleby: The toughest business school

Rocket Internet: Coming down to earth

Microblogging: Weibo woes

Schumpeter: Lighting up Japan Inc

Ailing companies: The corporate undead

Companies in Japan: The return of the living dead?

America’s economy: Snapback

Buttonwood: The bright side

The Vatican’s finances: A holy mess

Free exchange: The mop that never stops

The business of quantum computers: Uncertainty principals

Evolution: Accidental killer

A fossorial fossil: A burrowing dinosaur

Gangs and governments: The monster and the boys

American statesmen: All the presidents’ man

Cradles of civilisation: Pivot of the world

A writer’s life: Cool to be kind

Hercule Poirot: The case of the 100-year-old detective

Economic data, commodities and markets

America’s Senate: The Maine reason

Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Diva dissenter

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