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Title :	Vol. 423 No. 9039 - 06/05/2017 - 12/05/2017 - The world's most valuable resource
Original title :	Data and the new rules of competition
Material Type:	printed text
Publication Date:	2017
Pagination:	74 p.
Price:	€6.50
Class number:	052 test
Contents note:	The world this week Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon Leaders Regulating the data economy The world’s most valuable resource Brexit and Britain’s election Strong, stable—and short on detail France’s election Don’t discount Marine Le Pen South Korea Moon mission? Synthetic biology Breaking free from cells Letters On Japan, public land, Germany, North Korea, India, knots, “The Goodies “Letters to the editor Briefing The data economy Fuel of the future United States Health care Political self-amputation Innovative cities Night time turned into day Immigration enforcement Cities under siege The law in Texas No refuge The Supreme Court Man in the middle Transport in New Yorkton the wrong track School vouchers Going public Lexington Constant foe, fickle friend The Americas Venezuel aIt’s up to the army Cannabis in Uruguay Chemists v criminals Canada Parles-tu québécois? Bello Can the centre hold? Asia South Korean politics Post-Park life Japanese politics On the offensive Timor-Leste Wake up and sell the coffee Food in Pakistan Stepping up to the plate Banyan Back from the dead China The new silk route (1) All aboard the belt-and-road express The new silk route (2) One belt, one roadblock Middle East and Africa A cotton boll’s journey From shrub to shirt to shelf South Africa Bury him, praise you Egypt Judgment day America, Israel and the Palestinians Movement, but any change? The state of Arab men Down and out in Cairo and Beirut Europe France’s presidential election The rage against Macron German politics Angie’s army Turkey and Russia cosy up Brothers in arms The Eurovision song contest War music Housing in Russia new kind of revolution Charlemagne The parable of Amiens Britain The European Union and the election When Brussels spouts Explosive appointment Election art Euratom The nuclear cliff-edge The campaigns Speakers’ Corner London and the election Another country The productivity puzzle Eggs in one basket Prisons Chinks of light The elderly vote Grey to blue Bagehot One nation under May International Aid and the private sector Doing good, doing well Special report International banking Ten years on A brief history of the crisis When the music stopped European banks Sheep and goats American banks After Dodd-Frank International regulation Bother over Basel Financial technology Friends or foes? Recruitment The millennial problem The next crisis How safe is banks? Business Sports on Still the champion? Alphabet v Uber No brakes The pharma industry Hard to swallow Ride-hailing in Saudi Arabia Taken for a ride Animal waste Burning the fat The newspaper business Metamorphosis Street food Rules of the road Schumpeter From great to good Finance and economics Chinese investors The Buffets of China Buttonwood Cape Fear Government debt Taking the ultra-long view Puerto Rico’s finances To be resolved Illegal-wildlife trade On the horns Car finance in America and Britain Subprime, anyone? The euro-area economy Speeding up Free exchange Algorithms and antitrust Science and technology Biotechnology Primordial gloop The fight against AIDS Safer sex Pollutants Fatal attraction Conservation Big is beautiful Books and arts Theatre the entire world’s a stage Islamic state Children of jihad The revival of cities Back from the brink Collecting Calling all art lovers Fiction from Congo Africa’s Samuel Beckett Tribeca film festival An offering you can’t refuse Clarification: Option B Obituary Albert Freedman That’s entertainment Economic and financial indicators Interactive indicators Output, prices and jobs Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates The Economist commodity-price index The Economist poll of forecasters, May averages Markets

[number or issue] Vol. 423 No. 9039 - 06/05/2017 - 12/05/2017 - The world's most valuable resource = Data and the new rules of competition [printed text] . - 2017 . - 74 p.
€6.50

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052 test

Contents note:

The world this week Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon Leaders Regulating the data economy The world’s most valuable resource Brexit and Britain’s election Strong, stable—and short on detail France’s election Don’t discount Marine Le Pen South Korea Moon mission? Synthetic biology Breaking free from cells Letters On Japan, public land, Germany, North Korea, India, knots, “The Goodies “Letters to the editor Briefing The data economy Fuel of the future United States Health care Political self-amputation Innovative cities Night time turned into day Immigration enforcement Cities under siege The law in Texas No refuge The Supreme Court Man in the middle Transport in New Yorkton the wrong track School vouchers Going public Lexington Constant foe, fickle friend The Americas Venezuel aIt’s up to the army Cannabis in Uruguay Chemists v criminals Canada Parles-tu québécois? Bello Can the centre hold? Asia South Korean politics Post-Park life Japanese politics On the offensive Timor-Leste Wake up and sell the coffee Food in Pakistan Stepping up to the plate Banyan Back from the dead China The new silk route (1) All aboard the belt-and-road express The new silk route (2) One belt, one roadblock Middle East and Africa A cotton boll’s journey From shrub to shirt to shelf South Africa Bury him, praise you Egypt Judgment day America, Israel and the Palestinians Movement, but any change? The state of Arab men Down and out in Cairo and Beirut Europe France’s presidential election The rage against Macron German politics Angie’s army Turkey and Russia cosy up Brothers in arms The Eurovision song contest War music Housing in Russia new kind of revolution Charlemagne The parable of Amiens Britain The European Union and the election When Brussels spouts Explosive appointment Election art Euratom The nuclear cliff-edge The campaigns Speakers’ Corner London and the election Another country The productivity puzzle Eggs in one basket Prisons Chinks of light The elderly vote Grey to blue Bagehot One nation under May International Aid and the private sector Doing good, doing well Special report International banking Ten years on A brief history of the crisis When the music stopped European banks Sheep and goats American banks After Dodd-Frank International regulation Bother over Basel Financial technology Friends or foes? Recruitment The millennial problem The next crisis How safe is banks? Business Sports on Still the champion? Alphabet v Uber No brakes The pharma industry Hard to swallow Ride-hailing in Saudi Arabia Taken for a ride Animal waste Burning the fat The newspaper business Metamorphosis Street food Rules of the road Schumpeter From great to good Finance and economics Chinese investors The Buffets of China Buttonwood Cape Fear Government debt Taking the ultra-long view Puerto Rico’s finances To be resolved Illegal-wildlife trade On the horns Car finance in America and Britain Subprime, anyone? The euro-area economy Speeding up Free exchange Algorithms and antitrust Science and technology Biotechnology Primordial gloop The fight against AIDS Safer sex Pollutants Fatal attraction Conservation Big is beautiful Books and arts Theatre the entire world’s a stage Islamic state Children of jihad The revival of cities Back from the brink Collecting Calling all art lovers Fiction from Congo Africa’s Samuel Beckett Tribeca film festival An offering you can’t refuse Clarification: Option B Obituary Albert Freedman That’s entertainment Economic and financial indicators Interactive indicators Output, prices and jobs Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates The Economist commodity-price index The Economist poll of forecasters, May averages Markets