Most Read Articles Last Week Ending 25 April

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Google Analytics has given GEI page read counts for each of the 401 most read articles on Global Economic Intersection for the week 19 April through 25 April, 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 three weeks. A list of older articles follows below. The top 10 new articles:

1. Why Does President Trump Want You To Pay More For Amazon Products?

2. 22 April 2020 Coronavirus Charts and News – China Bending The Curve In The Wrong Direction

3. Steve Keen: Economists Refuse To Believe Banks, Debt And Money Are Important

4. Riding The Flattening Curve Of Hope

5. A Universal Basic Income Is Essential And Will Work

6. April 2020 Beige Book: Coronavirus Contracted the Economy

7. 18 April 2020 Coronavirus Charts and News – Daily Death Rate Continues To Grow

8. Media Distortion: From Boston Massacre to Fox News

9. Covid-19: Blaming China?

10. Tie – 19 April 2020 Coronavirus Charts and News – Daily Death Rate Significantly Declines

    Tie – Will The Economy Go Back To Normal?

    Tie – LIVE: Current Weather And Forecasts Up To 7 Days – Friday April 17, 2020

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The following articles published more than three weeks ago had more unique page reads than #10 above 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. Adam Smith vs. Karl Marx

2. Major League Baseball Finances: What The Numbers Tell Us

3. Ancient Rome vs. Ancient China

4. China vs. America: Communism vs. Democracy

5. Ancient Greece vs. Ancient China

6. The French Revolution vs. the American Revolution

7. 9/11 Attack vs. Pearl Harbor Attack

8. Did the Romans Create both Christianity and Islam?

9. Vision for America: Alexander Hamilton vs. Thomas Jefferson

10. Tie – A Tale Of Two Pricing Systems

    Tie – April 2020 Economic Forecast Was Hit By A Black Swan

Note: We also post a list of the articles that have captured the most reader time each week. The article for last week (covering the same time period as this article) is here.

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