The Economist (US) back issues from March 1990:
After Tokyo's flap. (Tokyo Stock Exchange turbulence) (editorial)
Mar 03, 1990
Gorbachev, super-tsar; should we believe what you say you are? (editorial)
Mar 03, 1990
Nicaragua starts again; may it now sink into peaceful insignificance. (editorial)
Mar 03, 1990
D-mark uber alles; Germany's currency union has a lot of politics riding on it. (editorial)
Mar 03, 1990
Wizardless Oz; some things in Australia are unspeakably obvious. (editorial)
Mar 03, 1990
West to the White House; California wants to choose presidential nominees as well as presidents. It is being greedy. (editorial)
Mar 03, 1990
Black Americans; still trailing behind.
Mar 03, 1990
Megastate west. (politics of California)
Mar 03, 1990
Slow-bicycle race. (US economy)
Mar 03, 1990
Homeward bound. (Nicaraguans in Miami)
Mar 03, 1990
Pangloss v Metternich. (German reunification)
Mar 03, 1990
Quack, quack. (Jesse Jackson decides not to run for mayor of Washington, D.C.)
Mar 03, 1990
Apple crunch. (New York economy)
Mar 03, 1990
Property pie. (weak New York real estate market)
Mar 03, 1990
A good - and bad - time to be governor. (US)
Mar 03, 1990
Japan and America on collision course.
Mar 03, 1990
No will, no way. (Cambodia)
Mar 03, 1990
Traitor. (China's Communist Party calls Mikhail Gorbachev "traitor" to communism)
Mar 03, 1990
Miss Bhutto's distractions. (evaluation of Pakistan's Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto)
Mar 03, 1990
Handlooms for all. (India)
Mar 03, 1990
Looking over the eviction notice. (America's Philippine bases)
Mar 03, 1990
Johnny on the spot. (arrest of Philippine Senator Juan Ponce Enrile)
Mar 03, 1990
Taking power, shakily. (Violeta Chamorro in Nicaragua)
Mar 03, 1990
Down and out in Buenos Aires. (Argentina's economy collapses)
Mar 03, 1990
Menemising the risk. (Brazil)
Mar 03, 1990
Et dona ferentes. (South Africa)
Mar 03, 1990
Filling the gap. (opposition parties in Tunisia)
Mar 03, 1990
Unification in Araby. (the Yemens)
Mar 03, 1990
Qat about that? (shrub chewed by Yemenis)
Mar 03, 1990
All power to the president. (Soviet Union)
Mar 03, 1990
Going their own way. (Soviet local elections)
Mar 03, 1990
A tale of two cities. (German unity)
Mar 03, 1990
Another sort of divided Germany. (East German politics)
Mar 03, 1990
Going, going. (Soviet troop withdrawals)
Mar 03, 1990
Networking. (central Europe)
Mar 03, 1990
The name game in Eastern Europe. (place name changes in Eastern Europe)
Mar 03, 1990
Just like Java. (Italian politics)
Mar 03, 1990
The president's men. (European Commission President Jacques Delors)
Mar 03, 1990
The greening of British politics.
Mar 03, 1990
People power. (citizens involvement in environmental movement)
Mar 03, 1990
Not-so-intelligent Mr Toad. (Britain's politicians are up in arms over cars, congestion and the environment)
Mar 03, 1990
Chaotic. (British weather)
Mar 03, 1990
Zapped by its swaps. (local government)
Mar 03, 1990
Those old wicked ways. (taxation of married British women)
Mar 03, 1990
Dirty British coasters. (North Sea pollution)
Mar 03, 1990
Nicer than it looks. (British exports)
Mar 03, 1990
A rare feast. (cricket's first test match in England's 1990 series)
Mar 03, 1990
Costing the factory of the future.
Mar 03, 1990
Spilt profit. (oil companies)
Mar 03, 1990
Treasuring the environment. How can a value be put on the environment?
Mar 03, 1990
Next, the subsidy. (carmakers)
Mar 03, 1990
Here, of all places. (Grand Metropolitan's marketing strategy)
Mar 03, 1990
A lot to learn. (investment in information technology)
Mar 03, 1990
No business like snow business. (France's ski industry)
Mar 03, 1990
Storming the Bastille. (Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development and Eastern Europe)
Mar 03, 1990
No Christmas for crackers. (chemicals in Eastern Europe)
Mar 03, 1990
Japanese stocks in the rough.
Mar 03, 1990
A hedgerow of roses. (profiting from Tokyo's stocks drop)
Mar 03, 1990
Shaken, not stirred; the world's bond markets have spent 1990 scuttling downward.
Mar 03, 1990
Creditors' concern. (Wall Street after Drexel demise)
Mar 03, 1990
Flexible friends. (US credit card business)
Mar 03, 1990
Small change, no change. (Italian banking reform)
Mar 03, 1990
Time to think again. (America's thrift-crisis crisis)
Mar 03, 1990
Antibodies of mice and men; the mass production of human antibodies may be on the way.
Mar 03, 1990
A star is discounted. (the heart of a supernova is a mystery)
Mar 03, 1990