Bibliografías recientes

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China v America. The end of engagement. How the world's two superpowers have become rivals The Economist
The great chain of China. China's grip on electronics manufacturing will be hard to break. Will the supply chain bifurcate, between East and West? The Economist
Pulling Putin's pants down. Britain wages information war against Russia. A rare spies' press conference marks the start of a counter-offensive The Economist
A load of rubbish. Emerging economies are rapidly adding to the global pile of garbage. But solving the problem should be easier than dealing with other environmental harms, says Jan Piotrowski The Economist
Big tech. Technology firms are both the friend and the foe of competition. This presents economies with the ultimate dilemma The Economist
Hotspots. Which American industries are most in danger of monopoly? Mapping the problem in America The Economist
The heavyweight rivals. America's new attitude towards China is changing the countries' relationship. It is getting more antagonistic in many ways The Economist
Solutions. Western governments need a plan for reinstating effective competition The Economist
The courts. Judge dread. The troubling lesson from the American Express and AT&T Time Warner cases The Economist
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One-click socialism! Amazon's $15 minimum wage is welcome. Is it also a sign of the firm’s monopsony power? The Economist
Workers on tap. How governments should deal with the rise of the gig economy. Watch it by all means, but welcome it The Economist
The temperature rises. Why the IPCC's report on global warming matters. A new report produces an odd mixture of alarm and apathy The Economist
Geopolitics and investment. China has designs on Europe. Here is how Europe should respond. As Chinese investment pours into the European Union, the Europeans are beginning to worry The Economist
Special Report: HP Enterprise let Russia scrutinize cyberdefense system used by Pentagon Otra
Clearing the waves. Serious efforts are being made to clean up the oceans. It should start with better rubbish collection on land The Economist
Peering inside the Permian. The shale boom has made America the world's top oil producer. Fracking firms are over their free-spending years but new challenges loom The Economist
Beyond boom and bust? America's shale industry faces constraints. The limits of being an oil superpower The Economist
Down in the dumps. The poor world and the rich world face different problems with their waste. Systems in both are improving but all are under strain The Economist
Exit the dragon. A Chinese ban on rubbish imports is shaking up the global junk trade. But the ban could help the West improve its recycling systems The Economist

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