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Articles in May, 1989 issue of Economist (US), The

• Dashed awkward. (NATO and the Lance missiles) (Europe)
• Middleman Mitterrand. (Francois Mitterrand's relations with Yasir Arafat) (International)
• Second thoughts. (US medicare tax surcharge) (American Survey)
• Bitter after-taste. (Spanish consumer protection)
• How the doctors see it. (reforms of British National Health Service)
• Blackballed. (South African politics)
• And they lived unhappily ever after. (Japan's Recruit scandal)
• GOP strings. (consultant fees at the Department of Housing and Urban Development)
• Not from guns. (Chinese demonstrations) (editorial)
• Reports of my death.... (cold fusion)
• Propellers or jets? (Short Brothers)
• The bosses fight for workers.
• Battling birthdays. (Israel)
• The Thirsty Muse.
• Awa' with grubby notes. (Scotland soon to discontinue pound notes for pound coins) (Finance)
• Approaching the runway. (US economy)
• Public money, private works; governments should not blur the fiscal line between state and market. (editorial)
• Debtors' hangover. (budget financing) (Business)
• Bridging the Tyne. (river dividing Tyneside and Newcastle) (Survey of Business in Britain) (Special Section)
• Democracy by television. (Spain) (Europe)
• The uninhibited general. (Manuel Antonio Noriega) (International)
• Still praying. (church-going statistics consistent) (American Survey)
• One day, son, all this will be theirs. (white South Africa)
• New solutions. (kidney dialysis)
• The junkification of American T-bonds.
• Off the leash. (Japanese leasing firms) (Finance)
• Sharing the American burden. (US needs to reduce current-account deficit) (Business)
• Free trade in politicians. (influence-peddling) (American Survey)
• The Open Door.
• Insider trading. (the computer as economic agent) (Science and Technology)
• Cool as a Swede. (Swedes seem to lack emotions) (Europe)
• Still they come. (Vietnamese boat people) (Asia)
• Not yet clubbable. (American Survey) (some private clubs in US still discriminate against Blacks and women)
• Touche. (Moet Hennessy-Louis Vuitton) (company profile)
• Still hoping. (France and the European Economic Community)
• Syria's loneliest summit. (Arab leaders meet in Casablanca)
• Two in trouble. (Donald Gregg and John Negroponte)
• A quintessence of rust. (Tony Buba's films about Braddock, Pennsylvania)
• That uncertain feeling. (Kleinwort Benson) (company profile)
• MITI the magnanimous. (Ministry of International Trade and Industry, US-Japan trade)
• Feldt's flip. (Kjell-Olof Feldt, Finance Minister of Sweden)
• The Hatshepsut affair. (restoration of Egypt's archeological treasures)
• Memories.
• The man who would remake Japan. (Masayoshi Ito, includes article on protection of Japanese abroad)
• Every which way but down. (strength of dollar) (Finance)
• Growing for broke. (Spanish economy) (Business)
• How strong a union? (union between England and Scotland) (Britain)
• Wot, buy a British car? (Survey of Business in Britain) (Special Section)
• The road from Helsinki. (London Information Forum) (Europe)
• Shake hands or else. (Middle East) (International)
• Carry me forward. (gubernatorial elections in Virginia) (American Survey)
• Bigness with a smile? Budding services conglomerates should worry about truth in advertising. (editorial)
• A twist of lime in a cocktail of troubles. (treating acid rain with lime)
• Marunouchi-sur Seine. (Japanese property in Europe) (Finance)
• Oil on troubled waters. (Business)
• The rainbow mayor. (Jesse Jackson is running for mayor of Washington, D.C.) (American Survey)
• Gilbert and George and gore. (Anthony d'Offay Gallery, London)
• Bailing out. (Chemical Bank in London) (Finance)
• Race and faith. (Mauritania) (International)
• The long march to democracy. (Asia)
• A l'emergence, la victoire. (business in Quebec)
• Stamping on inflation.
• German and proud of it.
• Slip sliding away. (Sri Lanka)
• The ironic Duke. (Michael Dukakis)
• Stand easy, soldiers; how to keep NATO ready to snap back to the alert. (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) (editorial)
• Seeking still to place the blame. (prevention of Holocaust)
• Gracias, Senor Brady. (Nicholas Brady and third world debt reduction, includes related article on Bolivia)
• Countying it up. (local elections)
• Getting there. (United Nations plan to get food to southern Sudan)
• The election that wasn't. (Panama)
• Old recipe. (management of Australia's Liberal Party)
• Into the doldrums. (Japanese financial deregulation) (Finance)
• A tax to keep cool; governments are gradually realising that they must make fossil fuels dearer. (editorial)
• Furs to Moscow. (South Korea's economic relations with Eastern Europe) (Business)
• The model of the modern British manager. (Survey of Business in Britain) (Special Section)
• A tilt in the internal balance. (European Community Commission of the European Communities) (Europe)
• Mengistu's tottering empire. (Mengistu Haile Mariam of Ethiopia) (International)
• The menace in the mountains. (Khmers Rouges) (Asia )
• Colouring books. (state of race relations on college campuses; includes article on alumni fundraising ideas) (American Survey)

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