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 The Economist, April 19, 2008PDF | English | 2.2 MB
Food: The silent tsunami
Food prices are causing misery and strife around the world. Radical solutions are needed.
The return of Silvio Berlusconi: Mamma mia
Italians may come to regret electing Silvio Berlusconi once again.
McCainomics: One cheer for the Arizona senator
John McCain has followed the Democrats down the populist road.
Zimbabwe: Africa's shame
South Africa's president has prolonged Zimbabwe's agony.
Brazil: An economic superpower, and now oil too
Oil could transform Brazil's economy. But not necessarily for the better.
Derivatives: Taming the beast
It is time to simplify derivatives trading -- but not to stunt it.
Disney: Magic restored
Under its new boss Disney has staged an impressive creative turnaround -- and is making synergy work.
Macquarie Group: For whom the tolls swell
A global bank that epitomised the era of easy credit confounds its critics -- so far.
Cancer therapy: Stemming the tumorous tide
Cancers grow from stem cells. That discovery should translate into better treatment for tumours of all types.
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