Economist (US), The

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Articles in January, 1999 issue of Economist (US), The

• Calling Monica, calling anyone.(Bill CLinton impeachment trial)(Brief Article)
• What to do if the worst happens.(global currency crises)
• When the bubble bursts.(Internet stocks)
• Why Internet shares will fall.(Brief Article)
• OptiMistic.(secret trading with OptiMark)(Brief Article)
• SAVING.(Japan's savings rate, trade deficits for the US, Canada and UK, and drop in UK government bond rates)(')
• Recommissioning Europe.(state of the European Commission)
• A pebble comes loose.(Indonesia promises independence to East Timor)(Brief Article)
• Brown in town.(Review)
• Bahrain: Whitewash.(persecution of political dissidents in Bahrain)(Brief Article)
• No more peso?(Argentina's economic policy proposal)
• Plugged in.(Internet stocks rise)(Brief Article)
• The Koreas: Across the divide.(Brief Article)
• Computer for rent.(computer services for business firms)
• Gray Davis and the Third way.(the centrist views of California's governor)(Brief Article)
• The revision thing.(historical revisionism in the United States)(Brief Article)
• Hamas and Arafat's men.(Yasser Arafat )(Brief Article)
• Merrill Lynch in Japan.(Brief Article)
• OUTPUT, DEMAND AND JOBS.(Denmark, Switzerland, Canada)(Brief Article)
• Asylum: Tirana-on-Thames.(Albanians in the United Kingdom)(Brief Article)
• Pakistan's violence.(Brief Article)
• Don't mix your designers.(Gucci gives up more shares to LVMH)(Brief Article)
• Doom and dollars.(Jerry Falwell's new video about God and the millennium bug)(Brief Article)
• The Marquess of Bristol.(criminal history of the family)(Brief Article)
• Africa's wars.(war-torn areas of Africa)(Brief Article)
• Poor and single.(the income gap between Americans)(Brief Article)
• Yesterday's men.(2000 members of Slovakia's former government have been dismissed)(Brief Article)
• Iraq, cont.(international news)(Brief Article)
• The comfort of old friends.(Gavyn Davies appointed to review future of BBC funding)(Brief Article)
• Unravelling.(British clothing industry suffers from single-customer focus)(Brief Article)(Industry Overview)
• Incident at Rifle River.(obscene-speech laws of Michigan)(Brief Article)
• Gambling on the euro.(new European currency)
• Bolters take off.(1999 Israeli election campaign)(Brief Article)
• Financial Indicators.(Brief Article)
• Leftward bent.(1998 international events)(Brief Article)
• Three men who frighten the party.(Chinese political activists seeking to change the communist government)(Brief Article)
• Cool Menem.(Argentine Pres. Carlos Menem's economic policies)(Brief Article)
• Defence mergers: Britain opts out of Europe.(merger of British Aerospace with GEC-Marconi )
• Sweden's third way has turned out to be a cul-de-sac.
• Shining eyes, deaf ears.(Pope visits St. Louis, Missouri)(Brief Article)
• The more radical, the less likely to succeed.(problems with radical proposals to reform the global economy)
• Jay Pritzker.(Brief Article)
• King Hussein's legacy.(King Hussein of Jordan)(Brief Article)
• Accounting: Raising standards.(international accounting standards needed for stock exchanges)(Brief Article)
• A little goes a long way.(rating the number of votes and commissioners each country has in the European Union's Council of Ministers)
• Nuclear reaction.(global current events)(Brief Article)
• So that's democracy.(political violence in Sri Lanka)(Brief Article)
• Still a big risk.(Brazil economic challenges)(Brief Article)
• Depressing jargon.(economic jargon)(Brief Article)
• CALL-BACK.(Brief Article)
• The sarariman's mid-life crisis.(Japan - 'salarymen' managers face layoffs )(Brief Article)
• European media.(Brief Article)
• Replanting Hong Kong's forests.(Brief Article)
• Taping for posterity.(tapes of Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon being transcribed)(Brief Article)
• Who will be Algeria's president?(Brief Article)
• Economics focus: Will Europe's fiscal straitijacket prove the euro's undoin.(European Monetary Union's strict policies may cause damage)(Brief Article)
• Charlemagne: Aleksander Kwasniewski, a polished Pole.(Polish president)(Brief Article)
• The economy outside the euro.(United Kingdom not using the euro)
• Political games in South Korea.(Brief Article)
• Falling to earth.(Hungarian bus-maker Ikarus may declare bankruptcy)(Brief Article)
• The better streets of Philadelphia.(Brief Article)
• Frank goes to Panama.(architect Frank Gehry to aid development of Panama Canal Zone)
• Africa's dramas played out on the Beeb.(BBC radio programme's role in providing information)(Brief Article)
• Correction.
• A Spanish mayor's nest.(Marbella mayor Jesus Gil)(Brief Article)
• The government's record.(cabinet ministers' intentions will be put to test)(Brief Article)(Column)
• A cat to chase the giant rats.(Tran Do expelled from Vietnam's Communist Party)(Brief Article)
• Not quite a billion.(the power of Chinese consumers)(Brief Article)
• Japan's new telescope.(Brief Article)
• William Gaddis.(author)(Brief Article)
• What next for Iraq?(United States and Britain try to stop Iraqi weapon production)(Brief Article)
• The chancellor cracks his whip.(new German chancellor Gerhard Schroder)(Brief Article)
• Political fallout.(Asian events of 1998)(Brief Article)
• Where now for the BJP?(India's Bharatiya Janata Party )(Brief Article)
• Sewn up?(Raul Salinas found guilty in Mexico)(Brief Article)
• Telecommunications: Look, no wires.(Vodafone Group PLC buys AirTouch Communications Inc.)(Brief Article)
• The five Nordic countries remain defiantly different from the rest of Europe-and from each other. Xan Smiley explains.
• Satellite broadcasting Galloping.(direct-broadcast satellite TV becoming competitive threat to cable TV)(Brief Article)
• As long as it is not too ambitious.(international economic reform)(Brief Article)
• Fathering life and other feats.(minimal-genome project )

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