The Economist (US) back issues from March 1993:
The engine of Europe. (Germany's economic woes) (Editorial)
Mar 06, 1993
A tiger stirs. (economic reform in India) (Editorial)
Mar 06, 1993
Australia's hard choice. (election of the new finance minister) (Editorial)
Mar 06, 1993
Cowboy socialists. (subsidies for land development) (Editorial)
Mar 06, 1993
Jams tomorrow. (transportation policy in Britain) (Editorial)
Mar 06, 1993
The end of Europe's Iron Ages. (steel industry) (Editorial)
Mar 06, 1993
Lord of the warlords. (United Nations peacekeeping in Somalia) (Editorial)
Mar 06, 1993
Germany and France: a matter of business.
Mar 06, 1993
Last round-up for the old west. (rates for using federal land) (American Survey)
Mar 06, 1993
Is taking stealing? (land use law) (American Survey)
Mar 06, 1993
Of normalcy and amour propre: New York. (World Trade Center Bombing, 1993) (American Survey)
Mar 06, 1993
Non-market virtue: national service. (proposal by President Clinton) (American Survey)
Mar 06, 1993
Teacher in disgrace: California's schools. (American Survey)
Mar 06, 1993
Black pride: St Louis. (mayoral primary) (American Survey)
Mar 06, 1993
The limits of success: East Arkansas. (American Survey)
Mar 06, 1993
Dick Armey, bomb thrower. (House of Representatives' third-ranking Republican) (American Survey) (Column)
Mar 06, 1993
Harvesting India's reforms. (economic reforms)
Mar 06, 1993
Top tiger talks about talks: Sri Lanka. (Tamil Tiger chief Vellupillai Prabhakaran)
Mar 06, 1993
Clipping the old bird's wings: Pakistan. (President Ghulam Ishaq Khan)
Mar 06, 1993
Snail's pace: China and GATT. (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade)
Mar 06, 1993
Through the dust, a glimpse of gold: China and the Olympics.
Mar 06, 1993
Catalogue crooks: Cambodia. (antiquities theft)
Mar 06, 1993
Telling the boss: Japan. (legislator's criticism of Kiichi Miyazawa)
Mar 06, 1993
The battle for Huambo. (Angola)
Mar 06, 1993
Why no rhino? (black rhinoceros threatened)
Mar 06, 1993
Keep out: Sudan. (regime opposes military intervention)
Mar 06, 1993
Grandpapa Fidel: Cuba. (1993 election results)
Mar 06, 1993
Itamar's cloud: Brazil. (Itamar Franco's economic policies)
Mar 06, 1993
Forgiven: Peru. (foreign banks resume financial investments and dealings in Peru)
Mar 06, 1993
Expulsion games: Middle East. (lingering conflicts from Israeli deportation of 400 Palestinians)
Mar 06, 1993
Germany's knot of Columbus. (country's economic and political crises)
Mar 06, 1993
A peace lost? Bosnia.
Mar 06, 1993
Berlin, or bust. (plans to move Germany's capital from Bonn to Berlin)
Mar 06, 1993
And so it goes on: Italy. (political corruption)
Mar 06, 1993
Kitchen capers. (future of European Commission foreign policy role)
Mar 06, 1993
Left, right, left: France. (figuring out the green parties political agenda in during 1993 election campaign)
Mar 06, 1993
An economic bog: Ireland. (economic woes)
Mar 06, 1993
Northern lights-out: Russia. (coal mine economic problems)
Mar 06, 1993
From miracle to mid-life crisis. (onset of Japanese economic recession) (Japan Survey)
Mar 06, 1993
Hard landing. (Japan's economic decline) (Japan Survey)
Mar 06, 1993
Thrift and enterprise. (how the Japanese achieved their economic superiority) (Japan Survey)
Mar 06, 1993
Japanology, Inc. (how Ministry of International Trade and Finance policies led to Japan's economic superiority in the 1980s) (Japan Survey)
Mar 06, 1993
Turning and turning. (the future of Japan's economy) (Japan Survey)
Mar 06, 1993
Blasting the bombers. (terrorist suspects arrested in Britain)
Mar 06, 1993
What's on the menu: the budget. (Britain)
Mar 06, 1993
Whiskey on the rocks. (alcohol duties)
Mar 06, 1993
For auld Lang's syne: Scotland. (constitutional changes)
Mar 06, 1993
In love, really: France and Britain.
Mar 06, 1993
Double Dutch. (pronunciation of 'Maastricht')
Mar 06, 1993
Toff factory: British institutions: Eton. (Eton College)
Mar 06, 1993
Seconds out, round two. (British crime policy) (Column)
Mar 06, 1993
The European steel monster. (steel industry)
Mar 06, 1993
Supersteel's spot of rust. (Tokyo Steel)
Mar 06, 1993
No mercy: personal-computer price wars.
Mar 06, 1993
The big pill. (pharmaceutical industry)
Mar 06, 1993
Who ya gonna call? Managing service businesses.
Mar 06, 1993
Swissair's friends: European airlines.
Mar 06, 1993
Ray ipsa loquitur. (electromagnetic field emissions)
Mar 06, 1993
Wrong altitude. (airline earnings)
Mar 06, 1993
Champions in pain: Germany's smaller companies.
Mar 06, 1993
A long climb out of the pit. (British banks)
Mar 06, 1993
After the blast. (World Trade Center bombing)
Mar 06, 1993
The dismay of a loan paid back: American bonds. (Treasury bonds)
Mar 06, 1993
The gold standard revisited. (European money markets)
Mar 06, 1993
Can of worms: Compagnie de Suez.
Mar 06, 1993