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The Economist 11 March 2023

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In this week's issue:
  1. How China sells to the West
  2. The rich world's employment miracle
  3. Biden and the Democrat's bench
  4. War at the Oscars

The Economist 11 November

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November 11 2023 Issue: 
  • How artificial intelligence will transform fame
  • How scary is China?
  • Giorgia Meloni's mother of all reforms is a power grab
  • More welcoming migration policies require borders that are secure
  • Time to take a wrecking ball to realtor's fees in America

The Economist 13 January 2024

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January 13, 2024 Issue:
  • An influx of Chinese cars is terrifying the West
  • War stalks the world's oceans
  • Why Olaf Scholz is no Angela Merkel
  • How to cut through the cacophony over DEI
  • The rich can donate their money quickly

The Economist 13 May 2023

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May 13, 2023 Issue: 
  • Is Chinese power about to peak
  • Small, sensible steps could help ease American's border woes
  • The rehabilitation of Syria's dictator raises awkward questions for the West
  • Joe Biden is more responsible for high inflation than for abundant jobs
  • What does a leaked Googled memo reveal about the future of AI?

The Economist 14 October 2023

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October 14 2023 Issue: 
  • Will Israel's agony and retribution end in chaos or stability
  • Europe should not copy Bidenomics
  • How to deal with the global anti-climate backlash
  • Large parts of Asia are getting old before they get rich
  • America and China should keep doing research together

The Economist 15 April 2023

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April 15th 2023 Issue:
  • The lessons from America's astonishing economic record
  • Can the West win over the rest?
  • Emmanuel Camron's blunder over Taiwan
  • Oregon botches the decriminalization of drugs
  • The Human Genome Project transformed biology

The Economist 16 September 2023

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September 16 2023 Issue: 
  • The EU's liberals need better ways to deal with populists
  • How Artificial Intelligence can revolutionize science
  • Modi's "one India" goal is good for the economy but not for politics
  • The dangers posed by a deal between Russia and North Korea
  • Why are so many Britons not working?

The Economist 17 February 2024

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February 17, 2024 issue:
  • The growing peril of national conservatism
  • Prepare for President Trump
  • Pakistan is out of friends and out of money
  • Silicon rally
  • How not to do a megaproject
  • Another bank subsidy America should kick off

The Economist 18 Feb 2023

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In this issue of The Economist:
  • Inflation will be harder to bring down the markets than markets thinks
  • Nicola Sturgeon's resignation is part of Britain's great moderation
  • Israel's proposed legal reforms are a dreadful answer to a real problem
  • The world won't decarbonize fast enough unless renewables make real money
  • Nigeria desperately needs a new kind of leadership

The Economist 18 March 2023

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March 18th Issue:
  1. What's wrong with the banks - Rising interest rates have left banks exposed. Time to fix the system again
  2. Will Bibi break Israel - When Israel’s best and brightest are up in arms it is time to worry
  3. By saying Ukraine is not a vital American interest, Ron DeSantis emboldens Vladimir Putin