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The Economist (US) articles from December 1994

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The Economist (US) back issues from December 1994:

Marital problems. (strained relations between the United States and Europe) (Editorial) (Cover Story)

Dec 03, 1994

The Tories' Christmas message: Britain's government is tottering, despite a sound fiscal policy and a healthy economy. (Editorial)

Dec 03, 1994

Crumbing peace. (between Israel and Palestinians) (Editorial)

Dec 03, 1994

Unsuitable: it is wrong to protect companies and professional investors from the consequences of their own actions. (Editorial)

Dec 03, 1994

Unravelling Europe's telephones: the case for a regulator. (Editorial)

Dec 03, 1994

Norway's no: a small blow against gigantism, even if it does not show the Norse character in its noblest light. (population votes against membership in the European Union) (Editorial)

Dec 03, 1994

Counter-revolution. (economic progress in the former Soviet republics)

Dec 03, 1994

Who else will guard the Pacific? (East Asian defense)

Dec 03, 1994

Asia's dangerous words. (freedom of the press is very limited in many Asian countries, especially in China)

Dec 03, 1994

A polite bow: Japan and Russia. (the two countries are working to stabilize relations despite their long dispute over the Kurile islands)

Dec 03, 1994

Deadly secret: Kirgizstan. (concern about radioactive waste in one of Central Asia's main waterways emanating from the town of Maili Sai)

Dec 03, 1994

A Jewish question: China. (Chinese Jews are trying to encourage foreign investment from Israel and get minority status from the Chinese government)

Dec 03, 1994

Neighborhood watch in southern Africa. (regional cooperation)

Dec 03, 1994

There's black and black: South Africa. (biases favoring indigenous Africans on rise)

Dec 03, 1994

The killer's meet their match: Rwandans in Zaire. (Zaire's brutal solutions to Rwandan refugee problem)

Dec 03, 1994

Hitting the ground running: Mexico. (President Ernesto Zedillo)

Dec 03, 1994

Steady on: Israel.

Dec 03, 1994

The consequences of Bosnia. (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)(Europe)

Dec 03, 1994

How disenchanted is America? (United States ties with Europe remain strong, despite such criticisms as Europe's lack of military aid for Bosnia and financial aid for Ukraine)(Europe)

Dec 03, 1994

Backlash: Russia and the West. (Europe)

Dec 03, 1994

Sins of omission: the European Union is on the verge of repeating in Ukraine the mistake the West made three years ago in Russia. (Europe)

Dec 03, 1994

Essence of Essen: France and Germany. (Europe)

Dec 03, 1994

Berlusconi bounces back: Italy (Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi)(Europe)

Dec 03, 1994

Light blue touch paper - and run for your life. (UK budget)

Dec 03, 1994

Bumper to bumper. (UK transportation budget cuts will delay construction, increase traffic congestion)

Dec 03, 1994

A blunt axe; the chancellor claims he has slashed public spending. Has he? (Kenneth Clarke; Great Britain)

Dec 03, 1994

A small nudge up the ladder; the budget promised more help for the jobless than it delivered. (Great Britain)

Dec 03, 1994

Business as usual; the chancellor's changes to business taxation mixed political canniness with a little more help for small firms. (Kenneth Clarke; Great Britain)

Dec 03, 1994

Caught in a trap. (unemployment in the United Kingdom)

Dec 03, 1994

His master's voice. (British chancellor Kenneth Clarke) (Column)

Dec 03, 1994

How not to sell 1.2 billion tubes of toothpaste. (marketing consumer goods in China)

Dec 03, 1994

Kings of the deal: American television. (creation of new television studio)

Dec 03, 1994

A multimedia lesson from Sweden. (Stokab makes plans to lay fiber-optic cable system in Stockholm, Sweden)

Dec 03, 1994

Ten years on: Bhopal. (anniversary of 1984 chemical disaster in Bhopal, India, and changes in chemical industry safety)

Dec 03, 1994

Pile-up at spaghetti junction. (discount pasta brands gain market share in Italy)

Dec 03, 1994

Auction fever: wireless networks. (Federal Communications Commission to auction off Personal Communication Services spectrum)

Dec 03, 1994

The price of imagining Arden. (putting a value on the environment)

Dec 03, 1994

Swords into spectroscopes. (management of Leningrad Optical Mechanical Organization) (Company Profile)

Dec 03, 1994

It's high noon on Britain's high street: the struggle for control of Britain's retail financial-services industry has entered a new stage.

Dec 03, 1994

Partners in pain: Goldman Sachs.

Dec 03, 1994

Heading south: Italy's financial markets. (the lira and the Italian stock market have fallen due to worries about pension reform and political scandals)

Dec 03, 1994

A bridge loan too far: Asian project finance.

Dec 03, 1994

Exposing themselves. (researcher Raphael Soifer alleges that US banks underreport the amount of their exposure to foreign investments in developing countries)

Dec 03, 1994

Repo-men: the Bank of England has at last announced plans for a repo market in British government bonds. The decision was long overdue. (Market Focus)

Dec 03, 1994

Dig deep. (nuclear waste disposal in the United Kingdom)

Dec 03, 1994

Fuzzy logic. (subtle flaw in Intel's Pentium chip arithmetic processor)

Dec 03, 1994

Prized marrow: transplants. (stem-cell transplants from placenta and umbilical cord)

Dec 03, 1994

The ointment in the fly: antibiotics. (new antibiotic derived from a common fly)

Dec 03, 1994

In the mouseketeerish style. (Disneyland architecture)

Dec 03, 1994

Serious fun: popular classics. (popularity of contemporary classical music increases)

Dec 03, 1994

The New World of the Gothic Fox: Culture and Economy in English and Spanish America.

Dec 03, 1994

Failure in British Government: The Politics of the Poll Tax.

Dec 03, 1994

The Central Banks.

Dec 03, 1994;

Gender and Disclosure.

Dec 03, 1994

The Player: The Life of Tony O'Reilly.(Brief Article)

Dec 03, 1994

Plantation soccer: the export of top players to Europe is starting to hurt South American Soccer.

Dec 03, 1994

Mid-Western thunder. (Midwestern economic growth; American Survey)

Dec 03, 1994

Help desperately wanted. (labor shortages in the Midwest; American Survey)

Dec 03, 1994

Time out: welfare reform. (time limits; American Survey)

Dec 03, 1994

The Castro factor: Summit of the Americas (conference of leaders in the Americas omits Fidel Castro; American Survey)

Dec 03, 1994

Showing the faith. (religious holiday decorations on public property in St. Louis, Missouri and Overland, Missouri; American Survey)

Dec 03, 1994

Now they come to you: nursing (cutbacks in hospital nursing staff; American Survey)

Dec 03, 1994

The cutting edge of the next Congress. (104th US Congress; American Survey) (Column)

Dec 03, 1994

On shaky ground. (catastrophe costs) (A Survey of Insurance)

Dec 03, 1994

Ill winds. (American industry) (A Survey of Insurance)

Dec 03, 1994