Most Read Articles Last Week Ending 16January

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Google Analytics has given GEI page read counts for each of the 500 most read articles on Global Economic Intersection for the week 10 January through 16 January, 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 which would have made the list in place of some of the new articles follows below. The top 10 new articles:

1. The Monster Is In The Room – Commercial Real Estate

2. Infographic Of The Day: Economics Books US College Students Are Reading Right Now

3. 11 January 2021 Coronavirus Charts and News: Asymptomatic Transmission Occurred In 59% Of Coronavirus Cases. Most Hospitalized COVID Patients Not Fully Recovered 6 Months After Discharge.

4. December 2020 CPI: Year-over-Year Inflation Rate Grows

5. Economic Failures Of The IPCC Process

6. Snowden Warns Against Trump Social Media Ban

7. 13 January 2021 Coronavirus Charts and News: Researchers Identified Two New COVID Strains Likely Of U.S. Origin. Vaccine Expert Thinks U.S. Can Stop Spread Of Virus By June.

8. The Race With COVID-19

9. Coronavirus Economic Weekly News 10January 2021

10. Tie – Introduction to “History 2.0” (V2)

    Tie – 14 January 2021 Coronavirus Charts and News: Your Immunity Lasts For 5 Months If You Were Infected With COVID – But You Still Are Able To Carry And Spread The Virus

    Tie – Will 2021 Be The Year Of Multiple Contraction?

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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 unique page reads reported by Google:

1. Ancient Rome vs. Ancient China

2. Gunnar Myrdal’s Prescient Criticisms Of Keynes’ General Theory

3. Documentary Of The Week: The Failure Of Neo-classical Economics

4. Ancient Greece vs. Ancient China

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 available here.

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