The Economist UK - 14.03.2020

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70 Finance & economics The EconomistMarch 14th 2020 P andemics arethe inevitable attendants of economic progress. Interconne ...

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72 The EconomistMarch 14th 2020 1 T here is twiceas much water on Earth as land. Oceanographers are neverthe- less fond of sayin ...

The EconomistMarch 14th 2020 Science & technology 73 2 ond, from a firm called Areté Associates, has an aluminium shell, and ...

74 Science & technology The EconomistMarch 14th 2020 O ccasionally, a fossilturns up that reminds people of how little is re ...

The EconomistMarch 14th 2020 75 1 A s his presidentialcampaign reached its climax in 1970, Salvador Allende ap- peared at the Te ...

76 Books & arts The EconomistMarch 14th 2020 2 during the dictatorship, when public criti- cisms were repressed. Since democ ...

The EconomistMarch 14th 2020 Books & arts 77 1 C olum mccann’s new novel refers at one point to the “Jerusalem Syndrome”: th ...

78 Books & arts The EconomistMarch 14th 2020 2 Johnson Old wine, new bottles Framing policies in focus-grouped language gets ...

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80 The EconomistMarch 14th 2020 Economic data Gross domestic product Consumer prices Unemployment Current-account Budget Interes ...

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82 The EconomistMarch 14th 2020 T here are, wrote Freeman Dyson towards the end of his long life, two different kinds of mathema ...

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