The Economist Image [周五, 30 8月 2019] by calibre instant download
本期文章:
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon
Brexit: Who’s gonna stop no-deal?
Populism: Democracy’s enemy within
Opioids: Avoidable pain
Security in Asia: Slight club
Vertical farming: Plant power
Letters to the editor: On cash, the railways, Canada, Venezuela, Wilhelm II, harmony, contracts
Hungary: The entanglement of powers
The American economy: Areas of concern
Real-estate commission: Sellers beware
The 2020 election: The other primary
Political merchandise: The first straw
Criminal-justice policy: Righting the battleship
Lexington: The Kochtopus’s garden
Colombia: No-man’s land
Bello: Playing with fire
The feud between Japan and South Korea: Unique low
Tourism in Thailand: Land of nervous smiles
Bird life in New Zealand: Cheep dates
Clean government in India: Vaulting for probity
Banyan: Wars without end
Gambling: Rien ne va plus
Freedom of speech: Ghost at the feast
Chaguan: Getting a grip
Israel v Iran: The plots thicken
Algeria: Democracy delayed
African airlines: Blue-sky thinking
Millenarianism in Congo: Sensing the end
Botswana: A diamond in the rough
French diplomacy: Back on the scene
German politics: Autumn of the coalition
Corruption in Slovakia: Murky messages
Italy’s government: Not fallen yet
Charlemagne: Air Europe
Brexit tactics: Prime minister v Parliament
National governments: Of gnus and other animals
Education and technology: Prescribing tablets
The football business: Bury, buried
Payment protection insurance: Hasta la vista
Tim Bell: Fake news’s founding father
Restricted company names: Monikers Limited
Bagehot: The new Tory rebels
Cannabis: Going to pot
Pharmaceuticals: Opioids Inc in the dock
Altria and Philip Morris International: Smoke alarm
Investing in technology: Softly, softly
Bartleby: Juggling act
Orsted: Tailwinds
Schumpeter: The return of the merchant class
India’s economy: Meagre fare
The RBI’s reserves: Ravaged Bank of India?
Trade: Fog of war
Blue-collar workers: Reflecting back
China’s economy: The other inversion
Ebola in Congo: Sick notes
Germany’s negative interest rates: Dear prudence
German finance: Covered
Brookfield Asset Management: Tower grab
Free exchange: Meeting of minds
Horticulture: Growing brighter
What is a brain?: Synchronicity
Genetics and sexuality: There is no “gay gene”
Unintended consequences: The numbers guys
Catering empires: Storms in a teacup
Religion and history: The cross’s shadow
Historical fiction: Road trip
Culture in the Caucasus: The dancer and the dance
Economic data, commodities and markets
Woke companies: Money where their mouths are
Richard Booth: A saviour in ermine
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