Is The Economist Always Wrong?

In a moment of institutional self-reflection, The Economist examines its own track record. The article, posed as a question—'Is The Economist Always Wrong?'—invites readers to consider the publication's historical accuracy on predictions and economic analysis. It's the rare outlet willing to audit its forecasting record so openly, acknowledging both hits and misses.

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