Source: Economist Archive:
Insurance Losses from Natural Disasters
18 Mar 2010
Gay Partnerships in USA
9 Mar 2010
Economist Videographics
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1 Mar 2010The Economist produces quality audio annotated presentations on a number of topics. Here are a few recent ones:
Asia’s Growing Economic Power (a historical perspective) 
China’s territorial Disputes (it’s not just Taiwan) 
Global Fertility 
Wall Street Bonuses
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25 Feb 2010
Time Spent Retired
23 Feb 2010Official retirement ages have failed to keep pace with rising life expectancy, making pensions increasingly unaffordable. In practice many people in the rich-world OECD countries retire several years early, which lets them enjoy, on average, some 19 years in retirement before death.
Manufacturing Rebound
9 Feb 2010
How Far Have We Fallen?
26 Jan 2010
Global Pharmaceutical Prices
19 Jan 2010
Freedom Still in Decline
12 Jan 2010
Israel/Palestine Conflict
8 Jan 2010
Stocks
7 Jan 2010
The Economist Big Mac Index
6 Jan 2010THE Big Mac index is based on the theory of purchasing-power parity (PPP)-exchange rates should equalise the price of a basket of goods in different countries. The exchange rate that leaves a Big Mac costing the same in dollars everywhere is our fair-value benchmark. So our light-hearted index shows which countries the foreign-exchange market has blessed with a cheap currency, and which has it burdened with a dear one.
Global Housing Prices
5 Jan 2010
Expiring Patents
5 Jan 2010A RECORD number of drug patents will expire over the next few years, which should heighten competition from generic drugs and force down prices. In 2009, $26 billion of sales were at risk from patent expiries. This will nearly double in 2011 according to EvaluatePharma, a consultancy. The price of any given drug falls by more than 85% within a year of a patent expiring in markets like America. About 13% of global drug sales are at risk from generic competition over the next two years.
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