KnowraThe EconomistLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to The Economist, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Related 1Compared with 9Dutch diseaseRelated: The magazine popularized the phrase “Dutch disease” in a 1977 account of the Netherlands' industrial difficulties.The AtlanticCompared with: Its global weekly news analysis contrasts with The Atlantic’s American monthly-magazine heritage.The Wall Street JournalCompared with: Its analytical weekly format contrasts with the Journal’s daily reporting and newspaper structure.The SpectatorCompared with: Its international and economic focus contrasts with The Spectator's essay-led political and cultural mix.Business journalismBroader topic: Its long-running economic commentary helped shape public discussion of markets and policy.Der SpiegelCompared with: It offers a useful international comparison for a weekly magazine with strong political analysis.NewsweekCompared with: Its British origins and global editorial perspective contrast with Newsweek's American identity.New StatesmanCompared with: Its global, economics-centered analysis differs from the New Statesman's British political focus.Bloomberg BusinessweekCompared with: Both publish weekly analysis, but The Economist emphasizes global affairs and maintains a distinct editorial voice.Time (magazine)Compared with: Its global analytical approach offers a contrast to Time's American-centered news coverage.ForbesCompared with: Its global political and economic analysis is broader than Forbes's business-centered identity.