The Economist - USA (2019-11-02)

NOVEMBER2ND–8TH 2019 HerecomestheBrexitelection Germanreunificationat 30 HowtosavetheMBA The Old-People’s Republic of China To t ...

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The EconomistNovember 2nd 2019 5 1 Contents continues overleaf Contents The world this week 8 A summary of political andbusiness ...

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8 The EconomistNovember 2nd 2019 The world this week Politics Alberto Fernández, a Peronist, won Argentina’spresidential electio ...

The EconomistNovember 2nd 2019 9 The world this week Business The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest ratefor the third t ...

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Leaders 11 T hedrillingofthefirstmodernwellinPennsylvaniain 1859 set oil on a path that led to the heart of economics and geo- p ...

12 Leaders The EconomistNovember 2nd 2019 A fortnightbeforeChristmas,winterfêtesandschoolna- tivity plays will be put on hold as ...

The EconomistNovember 2nd 2019 Leaders 13 1 M ost peoplehave—mercifully—not had to think about the money markets since the finan ...

14 Leaders The EconomistNovember 2nd 2019 2 mand also reflects the government’s budget deficit of nearly $1trn, or 4.6% of gdp, ...

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18 The EconomistNovember 2nd 2019 Lettersarewelcomeandshouldbe addressedtotheEditorat TheEconomist,TheAdelphiBuilding, 1-11 John ...

TheEconomistNovember 2nd 2019 19 1 S hortly before the financial crisis of 2008, a little-known Labour mp pub- lished a 64-page ...

20 BriefingCorbyn’s Labour Party The EconomistNovember 2nd 2019 2 1 sun.” Mr Corbyn then had a public battle with Morgan Stanley ...