Economist (US), The

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Articles in June, 1988 issue of Economist (US), The

• Desperate remedies. (Africa's plague of locusts)
• Le buy-out invades Europe.
• Right to rent. (British housing bill)
• Show me your testimonials. (professional qualifications will be recognized in all European Community countries by 1990)
• Under new management. (Angola)
• What the posters say. (China)
• Right turn at Threadneedle Street. (Bank of England) (company profile)
• And profits desert the City, too. (London)
• Good God, where is Swindon? (Economic and Social Research Council moving here)
• Another Ireland? (Austria and the European Economic Community)
• Bringing up baby. (South Korea's democracy)
• A faster heartbeat in the heartland. (Peoria, Illinois)
• In victory, imagination. (Iraq-Iran conflict) (editorial)
• The Sixth Great Power: Barings 1762-1929.
• No accounting for taste. (accounting by brand)
• When Japan is threatened by imports. (textile industry)
• Waiting for Whitehall. (Department of Environment delays costly)
• Nice one, Helmut. (Helmut Kohl called special German summit in February to decide tough questions before June EEC summit)
• Woof, thank you, Lac St-Jean. (Lucien Bouchard's victory in Quebec by-election)
• Dangers of the flickering screen. (Suffolk County, New York VDT legislation)
• From Ljubljana to Lhasa. (nationalism in the communist world) (editorial)
• An end in sight. (river blindness)
• Over Japan's Chinese walls. (tax evasion case in Japan)
• In time for Toronto, America finds the curve in its J-curve. (Toronto Summit, includes related article on aid to Africa)
• Are men or guns the priority? (US-USSR talks concerning European defense)
• Psst. Wanna buy a pyramid? (Egypt's Islamic companies)
• No tax break for Takeshita. (Noboru Takeshita)
• A route map for the seven summiteers. (Toronto Summit)
  by Bouey, Gerald; Carli, Guido; Davignon, Viscount; Herrhausen, Alfred; Kissinger, Henry A.; Lebegue, Daniel; Oba, Tomomitsu; Roll, Eric; Solomon, Anthony M.; Volcker, Paul A.
• Byron's Waterloo.
• Punch the boss and get promoted. (Japanese toys to relieve stress at work)
• Remka and Dallas. (underground press in Eastern Europe)
• Beware Tokyo's bears. (Tokyo share prices)
• Where rail makes money. (Japanese railways)
• Queues for sale. (Girobank on list for privatization)
• Dear sirs, kindly respect our laws. (Denmark)
• After Duarte. (El Salvador, Jose Napoleon Duarte)
• Feeling poor in Japan. (standard of living)
• To a different Latin beat. (Latin American governments) (editorial)
• Too successful for its own good? (Nippon Telegraph and Telephone)
• Still bound for Botany Bay. (British going to Australia)
• Press 1, army 0. (Yugoslavia)
• A wigging for the wigs. (Malaysia)
• Not afraid to make enemies. (Speaker of the House Jim Wright)
• Nora: A Biography of Nora Joyce.
• Little big men. (London brokers)
• Boeuf a l'orange. (Japan-US agreement to liberalize trade in beef and oranges)
• At any price. (electricity privatization )
• Twice-hit Ozal. (attempted assassination of Turkey's Prime Minister Turgut Ozal)
• The job didn't go to the reformer. (Vietnam's new prime minister Do Muoi a traditionalist)
• Mother, leave home. (preparing mothers on welfare to enter the labor market)
• Riddles of death Thebes never knew. (value of statistical studies)
• Knocking the nokyo. (Japan's agricultural cooperative system)
• Good books. (value of first editions)
• No surrender. (Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh)
• They're in the money now. (Palestine Liberation Organization promised funds at Arab summit)
• That's all folks! (children's television )
• Castle or prison? (British housing) (editorial)
• Ladies Elect: Women in English Local Government, 1865-1914.
• A History of West Indies Cricket.
• Do-it-yourself investment banking. (Gulf and Western)
• A capital performance. (business investment)
• Still stormy. (A Survey of America's Capital Markets)
  by Wood, Christopher
• Enter the king. (North Africa, King Hassan II of Morocco)
• Rock stars. (Okinotorishima)
• Yes, please, no more. (California elections)
• Chiantiquated. (Italian stockmarket)
• Protection through a wide-angle lens. (agricultural subsidies effect on produce prices)
• The growth of giving. (British charities )
• Crumbling north. (Ethiopia)
• Who's winning the intifada? (Palestinian intifada against Israel's occupation of West Bank & Gaza Strip)
• Old folks in homes. (catastrophic illness bill)
• Towards two TUCs. (Britain's Trades Union Congress and Modern Union Confederation) (editorial)
• Night music in Buda. (ashes of Bela Bartok going to Hungary)
• Did someone say co-ordination? (interest rates)
• Business charters fail the test. (British business education)
• Circumlocution office. (immigration department)
• The partnership cure for cities. (urban renewal in Europe)
• When justice is overwhelmed. (Palestinians)
• Under scrutiny. (doctors)
• You can't tell the Afghans. (representative government for Afghanistan) (editorial)

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