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The Economist (US) articles from March 1989

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The Economist (US) back issues from March 1989:

Africa's hope. (economic conditions) (editorial)

Mar 04, 1989

Dicing with depression; it is risky to curb inflation with higher interest rates, but necessary. (editorial)

Mar 04, 1989

High noon for the ozone layer; the stratosphere needs more than conferences if it is to be repaired. (editorial)

Mar 04, 1989

For Chunnel, read railway; private money is financing the Channel tunnel; it should pay for the rail link too. (editorial)

Mar 04, 1989

Diatribal rites; bashing 1992 is Britain's latest craze; only part of it is justified. (editorial)

Mar 04, 1989

Hands off the isthmus; outsiders can help Central America's economies; its politics may now have to be left to Central Americans. (editorial)

Mar 04, 1989

Pacts true and false; only if all three of Britain's opposition parties combine will they really threaten the Tories. (editorial)

Mar 04, 1989

New Products, new markets, new competition, new thinking. (Tomorrow's Companies)

Mar 04, 1989;

Tower topples and tipples. (John Tower) (includes related article on Sam Nunn)

Mar 04, 1989

Commission impossible. (report on US budget deficit by the National Economic Commission)

Mar 04, 1989

Over-staffed and over there. (size of US diplomatic missions abroad)

Mar 04, 1989

What price Monaco? (George Bush's ambassadorial appointments)

Mar 04, 1989

Even tiny cuts draw blood. (health care)

Mar 04, 1989

Loss in space. (US government about to shut down its commercial satellites)

Mar 04, 1989

For the birds. (protection of owls in Forks, Washington may cut their timber harvest)

Mar 04, 1989

Why the buffalo roam. (a surplus of bison and elk)

Mar 04, 1989

The meaning of Fang. (Fang Lizhi was invited to George Bush's farewell banquet in Beijing)

Mar 04, 1989

Who's next? (the Recruit scandal investigation continues in Japan)

Mar 04, 1989

Call us again sometime. (the Afghan resistance movement's interim government wants to be recognized)

Mar 04, 1989

The politics of heredity. (selection of King of Malaysia)

Mar 04, 1989

A golden thought. (Thailand)

Mar 04, 1989

When the pips refuse to squeak. (India's economy)

Mar 04, 1989

The insolubility of Sudan.

Mar 04, 1989

How to talk while running on the spot. (US and the Palestinians)

Mar 04, 1989

Alone again. (Iran)

Mar 04, 1989

The morning after the oil binge. (Venezuela)

Mar 04, 1989

The isthmus at the polls. (Central American elections)

Mar 04, 1989

Polling postponed. (El Salvador)

Mar 04, 1989

Neatly done. (Algeria)

Mar 04, 1989

The Berlin effect. (West Berlin elections)

Mar 04, 1989

German questions, new answers.

Mar 04, 1989

It was easier with pebbles. (Greek voting system)

Mar 04, 1989

Tricked at Trepca. (Yugoslavian Albanians)

Mar 04, 1989

Beer and brennivin. (Iceland)

Mar 04, 1989

Sauce Lyonnaise. (France's local elections)

Mar 04, 1989

Hidden links. (Soviet Union)

Mar 04, 1989

Ouch, said the chancellor. (Britain's economy)

Mar 04, 1989

Butler's budget. (Rab Butler)

Mar 04, 1989

Trains of thought. (British Rail)

Mar 04, 1989

Crash or crush? (London property)

Mar 04, 1989

Slowly does it. (private prison management)

Mar 04, 1989

Only one lady driver. (selling used cars)

Mar 04, 1989

Too late to harrumph. (barristers)

Mar 04, 1989

A gap in the learning market; Britain's only private university has lessons for its state-financed competitors. (University of Buckingham)

Mar 04, 1989

Scarf, rattle, banana. (British football fans' behavior)

Mar 04, 1989

Bad customers. (shoplifting and shrinkage)

Mar 04, 1989

The joy of high costs.

Mar 04, 1989

African lessons. (Africa's economy)

Mar 04, 1989

A very British success. (Richardson Sheffield) (company profile)

Mar 04, 1989

The end of the independent farmer. (American agriculture)

Mar 04, 1989

New farm-hands. (American agriculture and Japan)

Mar 04, 1989

The tax man goeth. (Hongkong's tax policy)

Mar 04, 1989

Fighting allies. (part 5) (Europe's defense electronics industry)

Mar 04, 1989

Bush's off-budget iceberg. (George Bush)

Mar 04, 1989

If you're going to San Francisco. (Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco refuses to cooperate with plan to save ailing thrifts)

Mar 04, 1989

Why Brent needs oiling; the world's "marker" price for oil is being set by an increasingly flawed market.

Mar 04, 1989

Tokyo thrives on disinvestment.

Mar 04, 1989

By bell, book and candle. (Japan's index-arbitragers)

Mar 04, 1989

Jacking up standards. (retail banking in Britain)

Mar 04, 1989

Tokkin shop. (Japanese banks)

Mar 04, 1989

Whitewash - or crackdown? (laundering drug money)

Mar 04, 1989

South Korea's miracle. (Schools Brief)

Mar 04, 1989

A pharmacopoeia for AIDS?

Mar 04, 1989

Swamp Thing washes whiter. (biotechnology)

Mar 04, 1989

Doing it with mirrors. (novel computers)

Mar 04, 1989