The Economist [USA]Learning The Hard WayThe American presidency: Learning the hard wayBarack Obama may at last be getting a grip. But he still needs to show more leadership, at home and abroad.The G20 summit: London callingTrade is collapsing and protectionism is on the rise. Time for the G20 to get going.Saving America's banks: Only halfway thereTim Geithner's toxic-asset scheme will not work unless banks are forced to sell their problem loans.The war in Afghanistan: Say you're staying, Mr PresidentBarack Obama needs to act fast to dispel the idea that he is giving up on his "good war".Emerging-market multinationals: Not so nanoThe financial crisis may have strengthened the hand of the developing world's emerging giants.The Tata Nano: The new people's carWhy the Nano alone cannot solve the mounting problems of its maker.America's toxic-asset plan: Dr Geithner's bank rehabThere should be no shortage of buyers for American banks' rotten assets, thanks to generous subsidies. Sellers will be harder to entice.Table-top fusion: The beast that will not dieNew claims that cold fusion is no myth.Geo-engineering: Who ate all the algae?Using phytoplankton to trap carbon dioxide faces a snag.Edição: 28-03/03-04-2009Tamanho: 2 mbFormato: pdfPáginas: 158Opções de Download:EasyshareRapidshare
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The Economist [USA]Learning The Hard WayThe American presidency: Learning the hard wayBarack Obama may at last be getting a grip. But he still needs to show more leadership, at home and abroad.The G20 summit: London callingTrade is collapsing and protectionism is on the rise. Time for the G20 to get going.Saving America's banks: Only halfway thereTim Geithner's toxic-asset scheme will not work unless banks are forced to sell their problem loans.The war in Afghanistan: Say you're staying, Mr PresidentBarack Obama needs to act fast to dispel the idea that he is giving up on his "good war".Emerging-market multinationals: Not so nanoThe financial crisis may have strengthened the hand of the developing world's emerging giants.The Tata Nano: The new people's carWhy the Nano alone cannot solve the mounting problems of its maker.America's toxic-asset plan: Dr Geithner's bank rehabThere should be no shortage of buyers for American banks' rotten assets, thanks to generous subsidies. Sellers will be harder to entice.Table-top fusion: The beast that will not dieNew claims that cold fusion is no myth.Geo-engineering: Who ate all the algae?Using phytoplankton to trap carbon dioxide faces a snag.Edição: 28-03/03-04-2009Tamanho: 2 mbFormato: pdfPáginas: 158Opções de Download:EasyshareRapidshare