Kamala Harris v Donald Trump: presidential polls | The Economist
2024年11月14日 · T he race for the White House is in its last stretch. Polling booths are now open, and turnout in early voting has been high. The two major-party candidates, Kamala Harris, the Democratic vice ...
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Harris v Trump: 2024 presidential election prediction model
Our prediction model shows the chances Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have of winning the contest to be America's next president
The world in brief | The Economist
COP29 enters its end game (apparently) The UN’s annual climate conferences rarely end on schedule.COP25, held in Madrid in 2019, dragged on for an exhausting 44 hours of overtime.That record ...
What is a recession? - The Economist
2022年9月2日 · W IKIPEDIA EDITORS cannot agree on the definition of “recession”. Last month the site barred new and unregistered users from editing its page on the subject, after a fierce dispute over the ...
Podcasts - The Economist
Money Talks. How much is the energy transition really going to cost? Our podcast on markets, the economy and business. This week, as part of a series of shows across Economist Podcasts for COP29 ...
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