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How much does the Economist cost per month?
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Do students get the economist for free?
Yes – The Economist student discount is available to all students, whether you’re studying part-time, full-time, or through a distance-learning course.
Is The Economist American or British?
Based in London, the newspaper is owned by The Economist Group, with core editorial offices in the United States, as well as across major cities in continental Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. The newspaper has a prominent focus on data journalism and analysis over original reporting, to both criticism and acclaim.
Is a high-end subscription worth it to subscribe to magazines?
One of its recent cover stories discussed the power of digital communication on consumers. The high-end subscription is definitely worthwhile. The magazine subscription also gives you unlimited access to its digital archive, which is limited to a few views per month without subscription.
Is it worth it to subscribe to HBR?
I am thinking to subscribe HBR (just cancelled the economist), I visited their website and didn’t really find benefit for the subscription. it seems to me you can read all the articles (although they said 3 per month, but you can just delete cookies and then you can continue to read). Even for their magazine articles, you can read them online.
What do you think about HBR magazine?
I can live with that. HBR is a pure business magazine. It deals with ideas in great detail and the articles are all based on proper academic research. HBR is not the place for business news but its is the home of business ideas and analysis.
Why subscribe to Bloomberg Businessweek?
The relative low-cost subscription makes it an easy addition to your resources. If The Economist is the highly-intensive weekly juggernaut, Bloomberg Businessweek is the irreverent, iconoclastic cousin.