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Fish and the market | Economies of scales | The Economist Economies of scales. Sep 18th 2008 ... Like most other fisheries in the world, Alaska’s halibut fishery was overexploited—despite the efforts of managers. ... 2.
The gambling industry | The wheel of fortune | Economist.com CLEARLY you should never bet against Mother Nature—witness the cost of Hurricane Katrina to America's gambling industry: a string of casinos along ... 3.
The tables below show data from the first Economist/YouGov poll ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML The tables below show data from the first Economist/YouGov poll, which will now run weekly until the election in November. YouGov, a British pollster, ... 4.
How scientists try to explain the existence of religion | Where ... Mar 22, 2008 ... Religion cries out for a biological explanation. .... Dr Oved's data include the span of each commune's existence and Dr Sosis found that ... 5.
How scientists try to explain the existence of religion | Where ... Religion is not ubiquitous as the article claims (I don't believe in one for .... today does not necessarily justify the existence of God (or religion). ... 6.
Local councils bogged down in Iceland | Icelandic saga | The Economist Nov 13, 2008 ... Were they reckless, badly advised or just unlucky? 7.
Economist.com Encouraging news from Europe's leading international art fair ... Daily chart: Up in arms. The world's biggest military spenders ... Special report: Global heroes. Despite the downturn, entrepreneurs are enjoying a rebirth ... 8.
A special report on entrepreneurship: Time for entrepreneurship ... Mar 12, 2009 ... Automated news-collecting services such as RealClearPolitics and .... An interview with Adrian Wooldridge, author of this special report. ... 9.
World Fair Trade Organisation: Chief Executive | The Economist Mar 13, 2009 ... Chief Scientific Adviser UK PAHO Advisor, Institutional and Organizational Development Washington, DC World Fair Trade Organisation ... 10.
All's fair in accounting | All’s fair | The Economist Sep 18, 2008 ... This said it was “obvious” markets had failed and that companies should be allowed to suspend fair value for “sound” assets that had ... |
