The Economist - 05 марта 2016

Описание: Although the prospectfills many Americans with horror, the race also offers a faint promise of something better: leader, page 9. On Super Tuesday Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton won seven states apiece, page 23. Both the Republican and the Democratic parties are in a mess, page 26. For Republicans, MrTrump poses a character test: Lexington, page 28. The 2016 campaign raises questions for political science, page 77. Voters gave a vigorous thumbs-down to the hardliners. If only voting mattered more in Iran: leader, page 13. A boost for reform, buta long way still to go, page 43.
Germany'sillusions have been shattered by the modern world: Charlemagne, page 51.
Not only Malaysians should be worried about a divisive prime minister: leader, page 13. As Najib Razak digs in, disillusion grows, page 33. Investigators in several countries are trying to get to the bottom of a growing corruption scandal, page 34.
The battle for India's e-commerce marketis aboutmuch more than retailing: leader, page 10. In the next 15 years India will see more people move online than any other country. E-commerce firms are battling for their custom, pages 19-21.
Borrowing in dollars is central to the business cycle in developing countries, page 65. Russia taps international debt markets, page 67. Afterits debt binge, China cannot escape a reckoning: Free exchange, page 71.
German carmaker will emerge from its emissions scandal largely unscathed. That is bad news for a firm in need of an overhaul, page 57.
Children need protection from high-impact sports like rugby and American football: leader, page 14. Science is taking big steps toward understanding the impact of concussion, page 73.

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«The Economist» за 05 марта 2016

Leaders

1. America's primaries
   • Battle lines
2. E-commerce
   • India online
3. Iran's election
   • Against the reactionaries
4. Malaysia's prime minister
   • The Najib effect
5. Concussion
   • Schools and hard knocks

Letters

1. On cannabis, freedom of press, American politics, diversity, Brexit, language, Cornwall

Briefing

1. Online retailing in India
2. The great race

United States

1. Super Tuesday
   • Goodbye, Rubio Tuesday
2. Abortion
   • Back in court
3. The campaigns
   • Heard on the trail
4. Primaries
   • The party declines
5. Lexington
   • Cosying up to Trump

The Americas

1. Argentina's debt
   • A deal at last
2. Canadian foreign policy
   • Trudeaumania 2
3. Americans in Canada
   • Border babies v the IRS
4. Bello
   • Zika and the Olympics

Asia

1. Scandals in Malaysia
   • The art of survival
2. Malaysia's 1MDB affair
   • Followthe money
3. Sanctions on North Korea
   • Big bother
4. Intolerance in Pakistan
   • A game of dare
5. Banyan
   • Patriotism, Indian style

China

1. A new economic plan
   • The distraction of politics
2. Hong Kong's future
   • A doom-filled film

Middle East and Africa

1. Iran
   • Mr Rohani's victory
2. Syria's fragile truce
   • Too many holes to last
3. Lebanon
   • When elephants battle
4. Egyptian television hosts
   • Sisi's mouthpieces
5. Electricity in Nigeria
   • Lights out
6. Film-making in Uganda
   • Lights, camera, no budget
7. African migration
   • To the land of good hope

Europe

1. France's labour reforms
   • No more nine-to-four
2. The Irish election
   • Fragged
3. Refugees in Greece
   • Rising tide
4. Regulating pesticides
   • Fog of uncertainty
5. Charlemagne
   • Germany's myth of the Heile Welt

Britain

1. Transport infrastructure
   • Life in the slow lane
2. Brexit brief
   • In, out, find a fib to shout
3. Bagehot
   • Tory unity in disunity

International

1. Internet governance
   • We, the networks
2. The IETF
   • Mother of consensus

Business

1. Volkswagen
   • Emission impossible
2. Aubrey McClendon
   • Death of a shale pioneer
3. Our glass-ceiling index
   • Still a man's world
4. Road haulage
   • The appy trucker
5. Italian coffee firms
   • Not so espresso
6. Schumpeter
   • America's rust-belt revival

Finance and economics

1. Emerging-market debt
   • The well runs dry
2. Buttonwood
   • 4,000 years of investing
3. Russia issues a bond
   • Toe in the water
4. High-denomination banknotes
   • Cash talk
5. Barclays Africa
   • Capital in fetters
6. The euro-zone economy
   • The new mediocre
7. Bilking investors
   • America's crooked financial advisers
8. Free exchange
   • China's debt binge

Science and technology

1. Concussion
   • Bang to rights
2. Rogue waves
   • Incoming!
3. The internet of things
   • Passive voice
4. Economics as a science
   • A far from dismal outcome
5. Social media
   • The medium is the messengers

Books and arts

1. America's election
   • Atestfor political science
2. New horizons
   • The art world discovers Africa

Economic and financial indicators

1. Statistics on 42 economies, plus our monthly poll of forecasters

Obituary

1. Eric "Winkle" Brown
   • Know your enemy

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