Most Read Articles Last Week Ending 15September

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Econintersect: Google Analytics has given GEI page read counts for each of the 262 most read articles on Global Economic Intersection for the week 09 September through 15 September, inclusive. The top ten are listed after the Read more >>jump.

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These are the top 10 most read articles according to Google including only articles published in the past two weeks. A list of older articles follows below. The top 10 new articles:

1. Tropical Cyclone Update for September 8, 2018 – Storms Approaching Land

2. Documentary Of The Week: Debt Deflation And Structural Demographics

3. Defending President Trump on One Count: Withdrawing Our Troops from South Korea!

4. Tropical Cyclone Updated Report Sept 13, 2018 – Focus on Florence

5. Can There Be An ‘America First’ NAFTA?

6. September 10, 2018 Weather and Climate Report – Major Hurricane Expected to Land Thursday

7. What Is A Liquidity Trap?

8. Building A Green Industrial Backbone

9. More Weakness In Stocks Likely

10. August 30, 2018 Drought and Agriculture Report – Drought Persists

he following articles published more than two weeks ago would have been in the Top Ten but have been listed separately so that the list above can be focused on recent posts. The list is ordered according to page reads reported by Google:

1. 9/11 Attack vs. Pearl Harbor Attack

2. Trekking With Refugees Across Europe: An Up-Close View

3. America: Republic vs. Democracy

4. Ancient Greece vs. Ancient China

5. Will Devaluing The Bolvar Pay Off For Venezuela?

6. Should You Continue To Overweight U.S.Stocks?

7. Infographic Of The Day: The Social Media Universe: 2018

8. How The Russian Government Used Disinformation And Cyber Warfare In 2016 Election – An Ethical Hacker Explains

9. Technical Thoughts: Timeframes

10. Early Headlines: Asia Stocks Up, Dollar, Oil And Gold All Down, Cruz-O’Rourke Close, New High Rates, Stocks All-Time Highs, 1m EV In Europe, US-Mexico Deal Bad For China, New PM In Oz, And More

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