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About The Economist “It is not only The Economist’s name that people find baffling. Here are some other common questions.
First, why does it call itself a newspaper? Even when The Economist incorporated the Bankers’ Gazette and Railway Monitor from 1845 to 1932, it also described itself as “a political, literary and general newspaper”.
It still does so because, in addition to offering analysis and opinion, it tries in each issue to cover the main events—business and political—of the week. It goes to press on Thursdays and, printed simultaneously in six countries, is available in most of the world’s main cities the following day or soon after.
Readers everywhere get the same editorial matter. The advertisements differ. The running order of the sections, and sometimes the cover, also differ. But the words are the same, except that each week readers in Britain get a few extra pages devoted to British news.
Why is it anonymous? Many hands write The Economist, but it speaks with a collective voice. Leaders are discussed, often disputed, each week in meetings that are open to all members of the editorial staff. Journalists often co-operate on articles. And some articles are heavily edited. The main reason for anonymity, however, is a belief that what is written is more important than who writes it. As Geoffrey Crowther, editor from 1938 to 1956, put it, anonymity keeps the editor “not the master but the servant of something far greater than himself. You can call that ancestor-worship if you wish, but it gives to the paper an astonishing momentum of thought and principle.”
Who owns The Economist? Since 1928, half the shares have been owned by the Financial Times, a subsidiary of Pearson, the other half by a group of independent shareholders, including many members of the staff. The editor’s independence is guaranteed by the existence of a board of trustees, which formally appoints him and without whose permission he cannot be removed.
What, besides free trade and free markets, does The Economist believe in? “It is to the Radicals that The Economist still likes to think of itself as belonging. The extreme centre is the paper’s historical position.” That is as true today as when Crowther said it in 1955. The Economist considers itself the enemy of privilege, pomposity and predictability. It has backed conservatives such as Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher. It has supported the Americans in Vietnam. But it has also endorsed Harold Wilson and Bill Clinton, and espoused a variety of liberal causes: opposing capital punishment from its earliest days, while favouring penal reform and decolonisation, as well as—more recently—gun control and gay marriage.
Lastly, The Economist believes in plain language. Walter Bagehot, our most famous 19th-century editor, tried “to be conversational, to put things in the most direct and picturesque manner, as people would talk to each other in common speech, to remember and use expressive colloquialisms”. That remains the style of the paper today.
Articles in The Economist are not signed, but they are not all the work of the editor alone. Initially, the paper was written largely in London, with reports from merchants abroad. Over the years, these gave way to stringers who sent their stories by sea or air mail, and then by telex and cable. Nowadays, in addition to a worldwide network of stringers, the paper has about 20 staff correspondents abroad. Contributors have ranged from Kim Philby, who spied for the Soviet Union, to H.H. Asquith, the paper’s chief leader writer before he became Britain’s prime minister, Garret FitzGerald, who became Ireland’s, and Luigi Einaudi, president of Italy from 1948 to 1955. Even the most illustrious of its staff, however, write anonymously: only special reports, the longish supplements published about 20 times a year on various issues or countries, are signed. In May 2001, a redesign introduced more navigational information for readers and full colour on all editorial pages.”
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/001 001 Introduction.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/002 002 The world this week - Politics this week.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/003 003 The world this week - Business this week.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/004 004 Leaders.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/005 005 Leaders - The Conservative leadership.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/006 006 Leaders - California and Texas.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/007 007 Leaders - Unrest in Hong Kong.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/008 008 Leaders - Facebook's new cryptocurrency.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/009 009 Leaders - Pet theories.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/010 010 Letters - Letters to the editor.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/011 011 Briefing.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/012 012 Briefing - The British and Brexit.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/013 013 United States.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/014 014 United States - Trump 2020.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/015 015 United States - Secretaries wanted.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/016 016 United States - The Democrats.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/017 017 United States - Andrew Yang.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/018 018 United States - More liberal, functional Illinois.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/019 019 United States - Harvey Weinstein's trials.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/020 020 United States - Lexington.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/021 021 The Americas.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/022 022 The Americas - Pensions in Brazil.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/023 023 The Americas - Bello.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/024 024 The Americas - Gay rights.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/025 025 The Americas - Guatemala's election.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/026 026 Asia.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/027 027 Asia - Government v chaebol in South Korea.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/028 028 Asia - Banyan.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/029 029 Asia - African swine fever.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/030 030 Asia - Indo-Pak rivalry.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/031 031 Asia - Land reform in the Philippines.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/032 032 China.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/033 033 China - Unrest in Hong Kong.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/034 034 China - Chaguan.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/035 035 Middle East and Africa.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/036 036 Middle East and Africa - America and Iran.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/037 037 Middle East and Africa - America and Israel.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/038 038 Middle East and Africa - Egypt.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/039 039 Middle East and Africa - Ghana and the IMF.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/040 040 Middle East and Africa - Burundi.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/041 041 Europe.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/042 042 Europe - Turkey.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/043 043 Europe - Shame, shame, shame.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/044 044 Europe - Flight MH17.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/045 045 Europe - Ireland.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/046 046 Europe - Russia.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/047 047 Europe - Charlemagne.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/048 048 Britain.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/049 049 Britain - The Tory leadership race.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/050 050 Britain - What Europe thinks.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/051 051 Britain - The Bank of England.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/052 052 Britain - Theresa May's final days.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/053 053 Britain - The judicial system.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/054 054 Britain - Expensive medicine.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/055 055 Britain - Sheltered housing.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/056 056 Britain - Bagehot.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/057 057 International.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/058 058 International - Pet animals.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/059 059 Special report.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/060 060 Special report - California and Texas.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/061 061 Special report - Business, tax and regulation.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/062 062 Special report - Public education.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/063 063 Special report - Welfare.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/064 064 Special report - The environment.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/065 065 Special report - Immigration.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/066 066 Special report - The future.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/067 067 Business.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/068 068 Business - Facebook.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/069 069 Business - Bartleby.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/070 070 Business - Libra and banking.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/071 071 Business - Auction houses.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/072 072 Business - Technology IPOs.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/073 073 Business - Pharmaceuticals.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/074 074 Business - Pan-African business.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/075 075 Business - Schumpeter.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/076 076 Finance and economics.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/077 077 Finance and economics - Chinese debt.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/078 078 Finance and economics - Porcine perils for UBS.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/079 079 Finance and economics - Deutsche Bank's troubles.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/080 080 Finance and economics - Wells Fargo.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/081 081 Finance and economics - Argentina and the IMF.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/082 082 Finance and economics - Private debt in emerging markets.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/083 083 Finance and economics - Buttonwood.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/084 084 Finance and economics - Free exchange.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/085 085 Science and technology.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/086 086 Science and technology - Extreme robotics.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/087 087 Science and technology - Dinoflagellates v copepods.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/088 088 Science and technology - Behavioural economics.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/089 089 Science and technology - Beekeeping.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/090 090 Science and technology - Climate change.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/091 091 Science and technology - Clandestine warfare.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/092 092 Books and arts.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/093 093 Books and arts - Chi-fi.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/094 094 Books and arts - Myanmar.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/095 095 Books and arts - British landscapes.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/096 096 Books and arts - Music and economics.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/097 097 Books and arts - Johnson.mp3
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The Economist June 22nd 2019 Audio Issue 9148/098 098 Graphic detail.mp3
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