Most Read Articles For Week Ending 19June

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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 13 June through 19 June, 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. Deflation Talk

2. Coronavirus Disease Weekly News 13June 2021

3. Coronavirus Economic Weekly News 06June 2021

4. 14 June 2021 Coronavirus And Recovery News: COVID Delta Variant In India Has Mutated Into A More Dangerous Drug-Resistant Form.

5. April 2021 CoreLogic Single-Family Rents: Single-Family Rent Growth Rate More Than Doubles Year Over Year

6. SP500 Corporate Capex Comeback

7. How Functional Finance Differs From Modern Monetary Theory

8. Markets Believe Powell

9. 15 June 2021 Coronavirus And Recovery News: The Legal Ramifications If COVID-19 Can Be Pinned On The Wuhan Lab.

10. Tie – 17 June 2021 Coronavirus And Recovery News: Emergent BioSolutions – The Company Who Screwed Up Johnson and Johnson Vaccines – Enjoyed Its Best Financial Year Ever.

    Tie – 13 June 2021 Coronavirus And Recovery News: Concern Is Growing Over COVID Delta Variant’s Dominance.

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. Reducing Debt Via A Modern Debt Jubilee – Upgraded Graphics

3. Ancient Greece vs. Ancient China

4. Living The Good Life In A Non-Growth World: Investigating The Role Of Hierarchy, Part 1

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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