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The Economist is geared toward a readership possessing a strong desire to stay active and informed in all aspects of the world. While its prime focus is on world news, business and politics, this weekly publication covers everything from science and technology to entertainment and the arts. Each issue provides a wealth of information and ideas along with the most newsworthy stories happening throughout the globe. With its objective and reasonable tone, The Economist encourages readers to become illuminated by current affairs and issues to develop a truly worldly perspective. A subscription to The Economist not only delivers the most essential information and incisive news analysis right to your door each week, but also gives you unlimited access to the magazine's website (www.economist.com) and its expansive searchable archive. Chock-full of articles offering a sharp, fresh take on issues related to free-trade and globalization, it's no wonder The Economist counts Bill Gates among its many influential readers.

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Most informative, authoratative news - By Inkrah

11/21/2008

The Economist offers its readers the most informative and authoritative news on the state of the world's politics, current affairs, and economic ups and downs. I have been a loyal reader of this publication for over fifteen years. I have become so accustomed to the scholarly quality of The Economist that I simply cannot bear to give any other news medium the time of day. Every pertinent and news-worthy issue is featured and presented with an unchallengeable level of analysis and examination. It is not a coincidence that The Economist is widely regarded this way. If I could rate this magazine with more than five stars, I would!

Top-notch news analysis - By Todd J B

11/11/2008

If you want to be an informed and well-rounded citizen of the world, there is no better magazine to subscribe to than this knowledgable gem. The Economist looks at global news and issues with a critical eye that is unrivaled in today's media. The articles are carefully thought out, researched, and presented in a way that is genuinely unbiased-- a quality so rare in today's media. But if you're looking for an easy read to give you a quick fix of the world's issues, the Economist is not for you. It requires thinking, reflection and the articles do take time to read and get through. But the value of the knowledge and insight gained through reading them is well worth the effort. I applaud the Economist for resisting to conform to the poor standards of other news media these days, and maintaining such journalistic integrity. It really shines through in all of the stories and articles.

The Economist - By G

1/16/2008

I have been a subscriber to the Economist for over 20 years. It is thought provoking, agrumentative, wedded to a free trade agenda- one that even if you do not agree with certainly challenges your own opinions. Each week I look forward to receiving my copy. If you want large colour photgraphs, detailed explainatory charts (such as those in Time or Newsweek) then do not buy the Economist. If you want first class writing, exceptionally punchy articles then read the Economist. I am a great fan, and have been for over 20 years. G