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The Economist March 13th March 19th 2010 KS
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The Economist March 13th March 19th 2010 KS (Size: 188.85 MB) (Files: 91)
12 Briefing - Natural gas.mp3
84 Special report - Older and wiser.mp3
88 Special report - What a waste.mp3
85 Special report - Inside the miracle.mp3
11 Briefing - Modernising Russia.mp3
90 Special report - Steady as she goes.mp3
87 Special report - Much to learn.mp3
89 Special report - Getting closer.mp3
86 Special report - The green machine.mp3
39 Europe - Frances regional elections.mp3
46 Britain - Lib Dems Nick Clegg.mp3
56 Business - Agribusiness in India.mp3
54 International - People and history.mp3
26 Asia - Women in Indian politics.mp3
10 Letters.mp3
91 Special report - A muted normality.mp3
83 Obituary - Emile Fradin.mp3
64 Finance and economics - Savings and the poor.mp3
22 The Americas - Guatemala and organised crime.mp3
73 Science and technology - Metabolic syndrome.mp3
32 Asia - Banyan.mp3
33 Middle East and Africa - Israel-Palestine talks.mp3
77 Books and arts - Scandinavian crime fiction.mp3
21 United States - Lexington.mp3
13 United States - Foreign policy.mp3
72 Finance and economics - Economics focus.mp3
63 Business - Schumpeter.mp3
45 Europe - Charlemagne.mp3
04 Leaders - Germany.mp3
02 The world this week - Politics.mp3
53 Britain - Bagehot.mp3
08 Leaders - The gas glut.mp3
35 Middle East and Africa - Iraqs election.mp3
42 Europe - German church scandals.mp3
23 The Americas - Jamaica and extraditions.mp3
51 Britain - Independent candidates.mp3
80 Books and arts - Americas Pacific ascendancy.mp3
07 Leaders - Agriculture in India.mp3
60 Business - Amazon auctions computing power.mp3
36 Middle East and Africa - Stalemate in Zimbabwe.mp3
06 Leaders - China and America.mp3
09 Leaders - Armenians and Turks.mp3
61 Business - Executive pay in America.mp3
29 Asia - Reform in Malaysia.mp3
03 The world this week - Business.mp3
67 Finance and economics - Buttonwood.mp3
57 Business - Defence procurement.mp3
50 Britain - Taxing companies.mp3
14 United States - The president and trade.mp3
70 Finance and economics - Spanish banks.mp3
28 Asia - Koreans in Japan.mp3
82 Books and arts - Henri Matisse.mp3
47 Britain - Policing Northern Ireland.mp3
59 Business - Xstrata and Glencore.mp3
18 United States - Corruption on the border.mp3
55 International - Turks and Armenians.mp3
05 Leaders - Blaming speculators.mp3
37 Middle East and Africa - Massacres in Nigeria.mp3
75 Science and technology - Advances in pain relief.mp3
52 Britain - Failing schools.mp3
27 Asia - Property in China.mp3
24 The Americas - Brazils quilombos.mp3
76 Science and technology - Thinking about it.mp3
48 Britain - Bishops and gays.mp3
71 Finance and economics - Metlife buys Alico.mp3
66 Finance and economics - Sovereign debt and the euro.mp3
41 Europe - The Cyprus talks.mp3
69 Finance and economics - Chinese debt.mp3
78 Books and arts - Nuclear proliferation.mp3
74 Science and technology - Analysing the web.mp3
16 United States - The film business.mp3
81 Books and arts - Ford Madox Brown.mp3
43 Europe - Patriotism in Slovakia.mp3
34 Middle East and Africa - Israels foreign minister.mp3
40 Europe - Italys regional elections.mp3
17 United States - Alabamas economy.mp3
30 Asia - Myanmars election.mp3
65 Finance and economics - Microinsurance.mp3
15 United States - White House tensions.mp3
58 Business - Who runs Fujitsu.mp3
19 United States - Unemployment figures.mp3
44 Europe - Home births in Hungary.mp3
79 Books and arts - Ian McEwans Solar.mp3
49 Britain - The rise of the handyman.mp3
20 United States - University fees.mp3
31 Asia - The Philippines election.mp3
38 Middle East and Africa - The IMF in Africa.mp3
25 The Americas - Canadas Parliament returns.mp3
68 Finance and economics - Labour markets.mp3
62 Business - Hard times on pearl farms.mp3
01 Introduction.mp3
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The Economist is an English-language weekly news and international affairs publication owned by The Economist Newspaper Ltd and edited in London.
Its average circulation tops 1.2 million copies a week, about half of which are sold in North America.
The newspaper aims \"to take part in a severe contest between intelligence, which presses forward, and an unworthy, timid ignorance obstructing our progress.\" It practices advocacy journalism in taking an editorial stance based on free trade and globalization. It targets educated readers and boasts that its audience contains influential executives and policy-makers.
Here is this week\'s Audio Edition 03/13/2010.
