Bibliografías recientes

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Freight train coming. New rail routes between China and Europe will change trade patterns. The new Silk Railroad will challenge airlines and shipping firms The Economist
A legal vulnerability at the heart of China's big internet firms. Variable interest entities are their weakest link The Economist
Making faces. Researchers produce images of people's faces from their genomes. Facial technology makes another advance The Economist
Zooming ahead. China moves towards banning the internal combustion engine. Its government is developing a plan to phase out vehicles powered by fossil fuels The Economist
The algorithm kingdom. China may match or beat America in AI. Its deep pool of data may let it lead in artificial intelligence The Economist
Belt up. Western firms are coining it along China's One Belt, One Road. General Electric got $2.3bn in orders from the infrastructure project last year The Economist
The facial-industrial complex. Ever better and cheaper, face-recognition technology is spreading. China's Megvii has used government-collected data to lead the sector The Economist
Nowhere to hide. What machines can tell from your face. Life in the age of facial recognition The Economist
Give and take. Drone technology has made huge strides. Originally a military technology, drones are now benefiting from rapid advances in consumer electronics The Economist
Six big ideas. Coase's theory of the firm. If markets are so good at directing resources, why do companies exist? The first in our series on big economic ideas The Economist
The United States of debt. The hidden message in American companies' balance-sheets The Economist
Know your enemy. How to make soldiers' brains better at noticing threats. Target recognition in warfare The Economist
La cultura nacional como reto para las empresas trasnacionales: un caso sobre Europa – América Latina Otra
The Uber dilemma. Self-employed or employee? Britain wrestles with the gig economy. Many labour-market problems would be solved simply by enforcing existing law The Economist
How to kill a corporate zombie. The answer may hold the key to boosting productivity The Economist
America's uncompetitive markets harm its economy. New research suggests that too little competition deters investment The Economist
Frequency modulation. The likelihood of floods is changing with the climate. Both the future and the past may be more extreme than was thought The Economist
Toppling the tycoons. Undue reverence for company founders harms Indian firms. The wider economy suffers, too The Economist
The human cumulus. Artificial intelligence will create new kinds of work. Humans will supply digital services to complement AI The Economist
Natural disasters. How government policy exacerbates hurricanes like Harvey. As if global warming were not enough of a threat, poor planning and unwise subsidies make floods worse The Economist

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