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America’s opioid epidemic is worsening (economist.com)

238 points

9 years ago

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Are touchscreens in cars dangerous? (economist.com)

238 points

9 months ago

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Six big economic ideas [pdf] (economist.com)

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10 years ago

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Remembering Aaron Swartz: Commons man (economist.com)

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13 years ago

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America’s aggressive use of sanctions endangers the dollar’s reign (economist.com)

235 points

6 years ago

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Many in the AI field think the bigger-is-better approach is running out of road (economist.com)

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3 years ago

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There is more to high house prices than constrained supply (economist.com)

234 points

8 years ago

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Extreme poverty in India has dropped to negligible levels (economist.com)

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a year ago

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Improving ventilation will help curb SARS-CoV-2 (economist.com)

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5 years ago

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Ocean-surface temperatures are breaking records (economist.com)

233 points

3 years ago

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A global house-price slump is coming? (economist.com)

232 points

4 years ago

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When oil is no longer in demand (economist.com)

230 points

10 years ago

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Faith in government declines when mobile internet arrives (economist.com)

230 points

6 years ago

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Australia’s surprising disregard for free speech (economist.com)

230 points

7 years ago

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Small cities in America’s Mountain West are booming (economist.com)

229 points

5 years ago

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Tech bosses are globalists, not libertarians (economist.com)

229 points

9 years ago

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An interview with the documentary filmmaker Adam Curtis (economist.com)

229 points

8 years ago

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How China turns members of its diaspora into spies (economist.com)

228 points

a year ago

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Why you probably don't need an MBA (economist.com)

228 points

10 years ago

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A decade-long boom is ending as consumers hang on to devices for longer (economist.com)

227 points

7 years ago

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Russia is persecuting dissenters by taking away their children (economist.com)

227 points

3 years ago

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How London became the rest of the world’s startup capital (economist.com)

226 points

4 months ago

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Why billions of dollars of goods are stuck at sea (economist.com)

226 points

10 years ago

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Mundane chores are all the rage in gaming (economist.com)

225 points

4 years ago

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Only a few countries are teaching children how to think (economist.com)

225 points

13 years ago

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Common infections can spark psychiatric illnesses in children (economist.com)

224 points

3 years ago

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The bullshit-jobs thesis may be bullshit (economist.com)

223 points

5 years ago

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Wall Street was the real winner of the GameStop saga (economist.com)

223 points

4 years ago

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Home ownership is the West’s biggest economic-policy mistake (economist.com)

222 points

5 years ago

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Twitter: It is too late for it to become the giant people expected (economist.com)

222 points

10 years ago