Economist (US), The

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Articles in September, 2001 issue of Economist (US), The

• The new demographics; How to live with an ageing population.(Statistical Data Included)
• Jose Maria Aznar.(Charlemagne)(Jose Maria Aznar, Spain's blinkered prime minister)(relations between Spain and the Basques)(Brief Article)
• King Tony and the barons; Public services.(Labour's plans for the public services)(Brief Article)
• Fast food; Indian films.(Bollywood: The Indian Cinema Story)(Review)(Brief Article)
• Crazed by thirst; Canada's water.(Canada debates water exports)(Brief Article)
• From cul-de-sac to crossroads; Logistics.(How German reunification transformed a small town's economy)(Bad Hersfeld's central location attracting national and international businesses)(Brief Article)
• A bigger pill to swallow; Pharmacology.
• The case for brands - Pro Logo; Brands.(Why brands are good for you)(Brief Article)
• Economic forecasts.(Brief Article)
• A rotten state; Belarus.(Belarus's rigged presidential election)(Brief Article)
• The redundant male; Employment.(the rise in male economic inactivity)(Brief Article)
• A case to answer; Catholic anti-Semitism.(book by David Kertzer disputes Catholic assertions about its role in anti-Semitism in Europe)(Brief Article)
• Election ahoy; Australia and refugees.(Australia's "Pacific solution" for asylum-seekers)(Brief Article)
• A kid no more; Cisco.(Cisco Systems Inc.)(Company Profile)
• Tremble, Holland, tremble; United Nations dues.(America tries to pay the UN)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Don't discriminate; Racism.(The UN's anti-racism conference)(Brief Article)
• America narrowly avoided an output fall in the second quarter.(Brief Article)
• On target? Economics focus.(policy of targeting inflation does not provide all the answers)(Brief Article)
• Drooping; Men's magazines.(Lads' culture is fading)(Brief Article)
• Everyone says I sue you; Film feuds.(Woody Allen's woes)(Brief Article)
• Despair and anger; Misgovernment in Paraguay.(Brief Article)
• Shall we meet again? The conference business.(Fears of further attacks threaten business meetings and conferences)(Brief Article)(Industry Overview)
• Into the maze; Lexington.(Tom Ridge, guardian of homeland security)(Brief Article)
• Ambiguity, at best; Iran and Britain.(Britain's foreign secretary had to leave Iran still uncertain about its response to an attack on Afghanstan)(Brief Article)
• Who gains? Britain and America.(The special relationship between Britain and America)(Brief Article)
• Drowning in cheap coffee; Latin America's economy.(Latin America's coffee crisis)(drop in coffee prices is hurting Latin American, and African, economies)
• Getting to grips with evil; The home front.(America braces for war)(Brief Article)
• Butterfly balls; GM crops and insects.(genetically modified corn and its effects on monarch butterflies)(Brief Article)
• Poacher turned gamekeeper; Russia and the United States.(Russia's self-interested offer of help to America)(Brief Article)
• The Bank joins in; The economy.(Interest rate cuts and the British economy)(Brief Article)
• Setting a new perimeter; Canada and the United States.(Canada ponders anti-terrorism)(effects, in Canada, of the World Trade Center disaster)(Brief Article)
• Kitchen sinking; The troubles of Moulinex-Brandt.(why Moulinex Brandt is near to bankruptcy)(Brief Article)
• Who did it? The perpetrators.(likely suspects in terrorists attack on World Trade Center and Pentagon in United States)(Brief Article)
• A terrorist attack on America sent shivers through global financial markets.(global markets after World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Blushing pink; France's Greens.(the French Greens' odd presidential candidate)(Brief Article)
• Journey to elsewhere; New fiction.(The Pickup)(Review)(Brief Article)
• Ready for the competition? China and the WTO.(The morning after China joins the WTO)(Brief Article)
• Middle men; Politics in Brazil.(Brazil's presidential race)(Brief Article)
• Sheltering from the storm; Hewlett-Packard and Compaq.(difficult times ahead for Hewlett-Packard and Compaq)
• Silent running; The new astronomy.(want to find an astronomer? Don't visit a telescope.)(Brief Article)
• The benefits of lashing; Iran.(Iran's hardline judges)(return to public whippings in Iran frustrates President Mohammad Khatami)(Brief Article)
• Productivity growth (cont'd?); Economics focus.(The IT revolution has boosted America's productivity growth, but is it sustainable?)(Brief Article)
• Does it like the market? Hungary's government.(Hungary's anti-market government of the right)(Brief Article)
• Windfall at Heathrow; Airports.(a new pricing regime at Heathrow means windfall profits for BAA)(Brief Article)
• One that got away; Public life on the run.(A fugitive's bold tale)(Review)(Brief Article)
• Into battle; Colombia's conflicts.(Brief Article)
• A billion voices calling? Mobile phones in China.(high hopes for China's mobile-phone market have been dashed)(Brief Article)
• Only a matter of time; Ageing.(Time and tide wait for one in ten thousand.)(Brief Article)
• Fool's gold; Hedge funds.(Hedge funds are becoming boring, but many people will still get fleeced)(Brief Article)
• A country's trade-weighted exchange rate is a measure of the price competitiveness of its exports.(euro)(Brief Article)
• On the rise; Scandinavia's republicans.(Scandinavian republicans on the rise)(future of monarchies in Sweden, Norway and Denmark)(Brief Article)
• Fly the icon; Concorde.(Poised for take-off)(effect relaunching of Concorde will have on airlines)(Brief Article)
• Sunny side up; Cities and writers.(misadventures in Sydney)(Review)(Brief Article)
• Cleaning up; Politics in Peru.(Peru's post-Fujimori purge)(former president accused of crimes against humanity)(Brief Article)
• Every trick in the book; America's car industry.(America's troubled car makers)(effect of economic conditions)(Brief Article)(Industry Overview)
• Marcos Perez Jimenez; Marcos Perez Jimenez, an old-fashioned dictator, died on September 20th, aged 87.(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• Antonio Vitorino; Charlemagne.(Charlemagne: Antonio Vitorino, Europe's justice commissioner)(Brief Article)
• Ornamental tables; Hospitals.(England's pointless hospital league tables)(Brief Article)
• Together, for now; The United States and Latin America.(Brief Article)
• Uncle Sam and the Watching Eye; Surveillance technology.(Will electronic eyes become more prevalent?)(Brief Article)
• The battle ahead - The battle ahead; The next steps.(The battle ahead)(war against terrorism)
• Day of judgment; Hamburg's election.(Will Judge Merciless win Hamburg's election?)(Brief Article)
• ; Masaccio's panels.(Masaccio's Pisa altarpiece together again)(Brief Article)
• Zeroing in; Argentina's economy.(Argentina's budget cuts)(Brief Article)
• Not off the hook; The future of Microsoft.(why decision of Department of Justice may ultimately be bad news for Microsoft)(Brief Article)
• No surrender; New York.(A defiant New York City)(New Yorkers demonstrate courage, following the World Trade Center disaster)
• Fingered? Gold.(Gold has lost its glitter. Is there a conspiracy afoot?)(price of gold)(Brief Article)
• The way ahead.(futurism)
• Uncharted waters; Oil prices.(The oil market is unpredictable)(Brief Article)
• Join the crowd; Children's television.(Children's television is about branding, not viewing)(Brief Article)
• Sex: the rough guide; A French literary row.(Plateforme)(Review)
• The art of overtaking; The European car industry.(how to succeed in Europe's overcrowded car market)(Brief Article)
• Condit gets the finger; Congressional redistricting.(how to ease out Gary Condit)(Brief Article)
• Over the hill at 20; Computer mergers.(Hewlett-Packard's plan to buy Compaq underlines the fact that the PC has had its day)(personal computer sales declining as the industry celebrates it 20th anniversary)(Brief Article)
• Overview.(economic indicators from US, European Union and Japan)(Brief Article)
• Football can help; Multi-racial Poland.(Multi-racial footballing Poland)(black soccer player eases racial tension)(Brief Article)
• The Protestant retreat; Northern Ireland.(Belfast's Protestants are losing ground)(Brief Article)
• The grinch who stole Austria; Thomas Bernhard.(Thomas Bernhard in Edinburgh)('Alte Meister', Edinburgh, Scotland)(Review)
• Marching back; Thailand.(Thailand's army wants a bigger role)(Brief Article)
• Lay-offs with no sign of revival; Japanese electronics companies.(Job cuts will not be enough for Japan's electronics giants)(Industry Overview)

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