6 Contents The Economist June 4th 2022
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http://www.pefc.orgVolume 443 Number 9299Asia
45 Pakistan’s mess
46 Kazakhstan’s presidency
47 South Korean gaming
47 The Philippines’ drug war
48 Renewables in Vietnam
49 BanyanAsian mallsChina
50 Imperfect spies
51 China in the Pacific
52 The war over sand
53 ChaguanXi bans
grumblingInternational
54 Education protects
against climate changeBusiness
57 Corporate snooping
58 Russia’s ipgrab
59 Sandberg quits Facebook
60 Blockbusters are back
60 Big tech’s jobs slowdown
61 Bartleby Your self at work
62 SchumpeterPowerless
proxiesFinance & economics
63 The next recession
66 Oil spikes again
66 China’s growth dilemma
67 The changing consumer
68 ButtonwoodInventory
cycles
69 Free exchange
Infrastructure in ChinaScience & technology
70 Saving coral reefs
72 Testosterone and families
72 Aeronautics and birds
73 Frog JacuzzisCulture
74 Live gigs
75 Middleman economics
76 A gritty debut novel
77 Home Entertainment
Arthur Russell
77 Tales of banishment
78 Johnson Family mattersEconomic & financial indicators
80 Statistics on 42 economiesGraphic detail
81 Gerrymandering in AmericaObituary
82 Lester Piggott, the jockey to beat