The Economist [Fri, 31 Aug 2018] by calibre instant download
Articles in this issue:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
The new geography of innovation: Peak Valley
NAFTA: Going south
Education policy: Copying allowed
International justice: Genocide in Myanmar
Cryptocurrencies: Show me the money
On climate change, tax reform, Canada, Brexit: Letters to the editor
The geography of technology: A victim of its own success
Socialism in America: Shivering the chains
Hurricane deaths: Counting
Honey fraud: The bee’s needs
Googling the news: Fake views
Gender dysphoria: Trans parenting
Lexington: Shadows across the sunbelt
Nicaragua: Ortega holds on
Natural disasters: Getting over Maria
Cuba: Where the rubber hits the road
Ecuador: The power of the purge
Singapore’s schools: Can do even better
Australian politics: Age of healing
Human rights in Myanmar: Worse than even imagined
Politics in Thailand: Dotting their i’s
Foreign aid for India: Help not wanted
Banyan: Crazy rich omission
Falun Gong: The party’s scourge
Public opinion: A flood of complaints
Lebanon’s economy: When the music stops
Saudi Arabia: Loyalty trumps sect
A race against time: Battling Ebola in a war zone
Ponte City: A shaft of light
Populism in Italy: Gearing up for a fight
Russia and sanctions: A thickening web
Serbia and Kosovo: Pandora’s box
Naked Europe: All the young prudes
Charlemagne: Life in the centrifuge
The future of the countryside: A new furrow
High-tech farming: Harwell, we have a problem
Labour and Brexit: Corbyn’s conundrum
Northern Ireland: Total recall?
Girls’ happiness: Sometimes it’s hard
Personal finances: The Wonga paradox
Theresa May in Africa: Doing the Brexit shimmy
Bagehot: Steeled in war
Loneliness: Alone in the crowd
Cryptocurrencies and blockchains: A cryptic message
Bitcoin: Riding the rollercoaster
Brain scan: Satoshi Nakamoto
Prospects: Beyond the hype
Mining cryptocurrencies: A voracious appetite
Initial coin offerings: Token efforts
Blockchains: Nailing it
Altcoins: Chips off the block
Pharmaceuticals: Swallowing bitter pills
Video streaming: Missed punches
Airlines in India: Into the red
Atlantia after Genoa: After the fall
Corporate governance: Passive, aggressive
Consumer protection: Repair job
Schumpeter: As good as it gets
NAFTA: Wheeler dealer
KPMG’s tribulations: In the eye of the storm
America’s Community Reinvestment Act: Another equity debate
Argentina and Turkey: Go Fund Me
African trade: The river between
Free exchange: Made from concentrate
Berlin, Rawls and Nozick: Rawls rules
Machine learning: Head full of brains, shoes full of feet
Air pollution: A poisoned mind
Marine technology: Shiver me timbers
Scientific research: Betting on the result
Life as art: Sins of the fathers
Personality tests: Jung at heart
Visions of the future: In the kingdom of cyborgs
Urban history: How the Thunder rolls
Marketing movies: Do look now
John McCain: Means of resistance
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Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
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