The Economist Image [周五, 02 8月 2019] by calibre instant download

The Economist Image [周五, 02 8月 2019] by calibre instant download

本期文章:

Politics this week

Business this week

KAL’s cartoon

The future of the Amazon: Deathwatch

The Federal Reserve and emerging markets: An opportunity

Baltimore: Saving Charm City

Digital payments: The dash from cash

The Democratic Republic of Congo: If it bleeds, pay heed

Letters to the editor: On insurance, Tommy Flowers, Colombia, the future, flatmates

The Amazon: On the brink

Baltimore: City on the brink

American intelligence: Shame the devil

Nick Clifford: Lessons from stone

Puerto Rico: What now?

Lexington: The mighty Dolphins

Honduras: The humbling of Hernández

Uber in British Columbia: Stop and go

Peru: Martín’s manoeuvre

Art that moves: Carlos Cruz-Diez, a Venezuelan whose murals appear to move, has died

Politics in Singapore: Hazy

Aboriginal rights in Australia: Waiting to be heard

Japanese with disabilities: Chairbound but seated

Public health in Indonesia: No smoking without a fire

Banyan: Cha-cha check

Skilled but jobless: Idle hands

Reclaiming Hong Kong: Protest, but no movement

Chaguan: Armchair warriors

The Democratic Republic of Congo: An epidemic of violence

Tyranny in Tanzania: Taken

Gaza: An exodus in reverse

Tunisia: A fond farewell

Russian subversion: The enemy within

Greece’s new government: Let the good times roll

Wine in France: The rise of rosé

Hohenzollerns in hot water: Jacobin fury

The Arctic: Ice and fire

Charlemagne: Streets ahead

No-deal planning: Boris’s game of chicken

Northern Ireland: Vroom, vroom

Health and social care: Beds unblocked

Gerard Lyons: The roar of the outsider

Green transport: Orcadian rhythm

Prisons: Porridge plc

Bagehot: Long live the Tory revolution!

Ungovernable democracies: Coalitions of chaos

Digital marketplaces: How to beat Bezos

Investing in technology: Double vision

Bartleby: Nice work

Pharmaceuticals: Generic script

Tragedy in India Inc: Death of an entrepreneur

Schumpeter: Foodoo economics

Monetary policy: Turning point

Buttonwood: Unalloyed blessings

LSE buys Refinitiv: Terminal value

Germany’s unbalanced economy: Getting uneven

Class-action lawsuits: The CAT and the (alleged) fiddle

Portugal’s labour force: Cold hard cash

Bankers and 2020: Pick your poison

Free exchange: Close calls

Exoplanets: A measured approach

Archaeology: Tales of the dead

Alternative energy sources: Grey-sky thinking

Architecture and design: Thinking outside the box

The disinformation age: A world of lies

Killer insects: The itch of fate

Sporting fiction: Hoop dreams

Economic data, commodities and markets

The cashless economy: Tossing the coin

Robert Morgenthau: The long arm of the law

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