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Each week The Economist's Editor in Chief, John Micklethwait, selects a number of articles from the latest edition of the newspaper as recommended reading. His selection is called the Editor's Highlights. You can receive this regularly by e-mail, or view the list here on Facebook.

November 21th - November 27th 2009

On both sides of the Atlantic the economic crisis has left a huge hole in public finances. Our cover leader in America looks at how that country should tackle its deficit.

Also this week, you maybe interested in:

Monsanto
The parable of the sower

Barack Obama in Asia
Scaling the wall

Schumpeter
Remembering Peter Drucker

Vehicle telemetry
Calling all cars

Robert Rines
Scientist and Nessie-hunter

Changes to our pricing policy

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