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Editor's Highlights
Editor’s Highlights
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January 2nd - 8th 2010
Within the next few months women will cross the 50% threshold and become the majority of the American workforce. Our cover leader celebrates this quiet revolution in the rich world, but also looks at the challenges that come with it, especially the growing problems to do with child care for the poor.
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Japan's two lost decades
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Our verdict on Copenhagen
How an underwhelming accord could yet turn into a useful document
Iran's desperate crackdown
A floundering regime may have weakened itself with its latest bloody crackdown
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The Economist 2010 wall calendar is now available
Featuring all-original artwork from The Economist's editorial cartoonist, KAL
The first of its kind, The Economist 2010 Wall Calendar is the perfect accessory for the intellectually curious and all those who would enjoy a few extra laughs throughout the year. Order now with free shipping & handling.
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