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The Anxious Generation” describes a cohort suffering from unprecedented levels of mental ill-health. One-fifth of American students were diagnosed with or treated for depression in 2019, up from one-tenth a decade earlier. Jonathan Haidt, a social psychologist at New York University, argues this is not just a sign of increased frankness. Suicides are rising too, more than doubling among American 10- to 14-year-old girls since 2010.
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America’s Supreme Court will hear Murthy v Missouri on Monday. The case contends that the Biden administration pressured social-media companies to engage in censorship—and, in doing so, violated the principle of free speech enshrined in the First Amendment.
Growing Latin American interest in chipmaking is driven by us attempts to loosen Asia’s grip on the business. About 75% of the world’s chips are made in Japan, South Korea, China or Taiwan. This irks us policymakers, partly because they covet manufacturing jobs for discontented blue-collar workers, and partly because they worry about relying on countries within China’s potential sphere of influence for products as vital as chips. The protectionism these concerns have prompted may well end up boosting Latin America.
at least 372 have completely severed ties with Russia, according to the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE), a Ukrainian university. Yet the spectre of empty store shelves, which many Russians remember from the end of the Soviet period, never materialised. Plenty of other Western companies—more than 2,000, by the KSE’s count—decided to stay.
In some cases, this has led to a backlash from foreign governments. Take evs, an industry China has boosted with underpriced loans, equity injections, purchase subsidies and government contracts. Chinese firms have also coercively transferred technology from joint ventures with foreign carmakers. Rich-world policymakers are thus considering how to shield their own carmakers from the onslaught of this state-backed competition.
China hopes the “new three” will keep its economy humming as it moves away from its old model of growth, which relied on investment in low-end manufacturing, infrastructure spending and the property market. Last year clean-energy industries accounted for 40% of China’s gdp growth, according to the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (crea), a think-tank in Finland. Rising green-tech exports (see chart 3) make up an increasing share of China’s trade with the world. Last year the “new three” accounted for 4.5% of China’s total exports, up from 1.5% in 2020.