The Economist Jul 21st 2022 Magazine by Magazine instant download after payment.

Articles in this issue:
Politics
Business
KAL’s cartoon
Growth cure
Three letters that won’t save the planet
A warning of worse to come
Progress and poverty
Turkey shoot
On medical data, Singapore, Boris Johnson, Switzerland, servant-leaders
Somalia’s president wants help to fight Africa’s terrorist groups
Reform labour laws to tackle inequality in America, urges Celine McNicholas
Unions are now a lifestyle choice for some young, aspirational workers, says Walter Olson
Inflation nation
Feeling the pinch
Cheers!
In with the old
Comeback Khan
One-track mind
States of mind
Tearing down the bamboo walls
Test after test
Travel bug
Lessons from Malcolm X
Tick, tick, boom
The struggle for hearts and minds
Derailed
Lifting the veil on Uvalde
Mortal danger for mothers
Trumped
Too many to count
A reform that makes matters worse
Unsecured green investments
Adventurous capital
Follow the influencers
Mired in meth
A yearning for Utopia
Game over
When will Odessa’s port be reopened?
Common enemies
Red-hot in Alex
Let the sleeper awaken
Bio Britannia
Don’t gloat about the float
Sunak v Truss
What was that, again?
A motorway for drones
The battle for the Stupid Party
Raising the game
In need of a clean-up
The saviour complex
How to charge more
The warm glow
Internalising the externalities
The signal and the noise
Missionary creep
Measure less, but better
Acknowledgments
A juggling act
Watershed’s moment
The latest in WFH
What graduates want
Puttin’ it up at the Ritz
Unlocking Keyence’s secret
The fragile 53
Bittersweet
A tale of three parities
Power play
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Wake-up call
Aiming high
Predict and survive
Wrong turning
Cycle races
Association of British Science Writers
The vision thing
The guilty and the gone
Guts and glory
Designs for living
The power of 3
The oligarch’s lament
Economic data, commodities and markets
The scorched Earth
Why have new Omicron strains of covid not been given Greek names?
The increase in simultaneous heatwaves
How to be a lady
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