The economist is completely and openly biased with all their reporting; that's why their pieces are both valuable and only part of the picture. To just scratch

The economist is completely and openly biased with all their reporting; that's why their pieces are both valuable and only part of the picture. To just scratch the surface: > Our public agenda is liberal in the classical sense. We have supported free trade ever since our foundation in 1843 when we opposed Britain’s corn laws, which sought to keep the price of grain high by limiting imports. We have continued to advocate bold policies in favour of individual freedoms, such as same-sex marriage and legalisation of drugs, regardless of whether they are politically popular, in the belief that the force of argument will eventually prevail. https://www.economist.com/about-the-economist#editorial-philosophy https://www.economist.com/about-the-economist#editorial-phil...