2021-12-04-Economist Graphs
1. The world this week
2. The world this week
3. Leaders
3.1 Danger ahead
The world economy
Omicron amplifies three dangers that stalk the global economy
3.2 SALT in the wounds
Build Back Better
The Democrats’ fiscal policy makes a mockery of their progressive pledges
3.3 Local heroes
Technology
For vibrant, competitive internet businesses, look to emerging markets
3.4 Bad medicine
Sex and gender
Britain’s planned ban on conversion therapy is not what it seems
3.5 Who will police Interpol?
Global crime
The election of a worrying new president is just the latest thing to go wrong
4. Letters
4.1 On Kyle Rittenhouse, Centerra Gold, housing, social mobility, London’s bridges, business speak
Letters to the editor
5. Briefing
5.1 Watchful waiting
The Omicron variant
With its wonky spike, the Omicron variant looks ominous. How bad will it be?
6. Europe
6.1 The tests of tolerance
Spain
6.2 Accenting the negative
Language in Spain
6.3 Waiting for the freeze
Ukraine and Russia
6.4 High-pressure umbrage
German-American relations
6.5 Guess who?
Italy’s next president
6.6 On bullshit: Brussels edition
Charlemagne
7. Britain
7.1 Missing the mark
Conversion therapy
7.2 Open book
Spycraft
7.3 Portrait of a Brexiteer
Lord Frost
7.4 Catching up on the capital
Property
7.5 Straws in the wind
Immigration
7.6 United, across the border
Sinn Fein
7.7 Jordan Peterson and the lobster
Bagehot
8. Middle East & Africa
8.1 Omicro-aggressions
The Omicron variant
8.2 Seeding the cloud
African tech
8.3 Pomp and circumspection
China and Africa
8.4 In need of water, not uranium
Iran
8.5 Drinking and driving
Booze in Saudi Arabia
9. United States
9.1 A tax plan for the upper, upper class
State-and-local-tax deduction
9.2 Message in a bottle
Tainted water
9.3 Shot spotty
Crime tech
9.4 Roe’s last stand
Abortion rights
9.5 All at sea
Navy shipyards
9.6 Beep beep, bang bang
Guns and cars
9.7 Son of a slave
Lexington
10. The Americas
10.1 Missing links
Mexico
10.2 A leftward turn
Honduras
10.3 Pictures at two exhibitions
Bello
11. Asia
11.1 The patter of fewer tiny feet
India’s population
11.2 Ready for take-off?
Politics in Kyrgyzstan
11.3 A stop in the ocean
Seasteading
11.4 At the sharp end
Business in Japan
11.5 A familiar script
Banyan
12. China
12.1 Against the tide
Unmarried mothers
12.2 Ballsy
Sport and human rights
12.3 Why China says it is a democracy
Chaguan
13. International
13.1 Interpolitics
Global crime
14. Business
14.1 Hot tropics
Asian tech firms
14.2 Exiting the Twittersphere
Social media
14.3 The office of the future
Bartleby
14.4 Ghosts of Christmas past
The music business
14.5 Cancel culture, Beijing-style
Internet censorship
14.6 Billion-dollar blueprints
Valuing patents
14.7 No more tears
Schumpeter
15. Finance & economics
15.1 Omicronomics
China’s slowdown
15.2 Hazards ahead
Emerging markets
15.3 Squeezing the balloon
Climate finance
15.4 Over flows
Investment in India
15.5 After the flood
Buttonwood
15.6 Point of low returns?
Norges Bank Investment Management
15.7 Taming wildcats
Free exchange
16. Science & technology
16.1 Flipping heck!
Random numbers
16.2 The memory of water
Planetology
16.3 The memory of water
Planetology
16.4 Through a glass, brightly
Mobile phones
16.5 Whirly birds are go
Electric flight
16.6 A nasty sting
Trypanosomes
17. Books & arts
17.1 The rice bowl’s tale
The politics of history
17.2 Stations of the cross
Embattled minorities
17.3 A long and winding ode
The Beatles
17.4 Message in a bottle
Forgotten wars
17.5 Two faces of a star
Cinema royalty
18. Economic & financial indicators
18.1 Economic data, commodities and markets
19. Graphic detail
19.1 “Levelling up” at gunpoint
The gulag
20. Obituary
20.1 Keep moving on
Stephen Sondheim