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Harvard Business Review or the Economist? Want to subscribe to a business magazine, but not entirely sure which one. I've heard good things about both these mags, and I'm aware that my boss reads Harvard Business Review (well not my direct boss, but I digress) so I suppose it would be good purely for chatting reasons. But obviously that's not my main focus. Any other business mags y'all recommend? Cheers. |
HBR - it's good cuz not only does it have academic articles, it also has real world ones. the economist from what i've heard is just babble. MIT Sloan review... looks cool too. never heard anyone mention it though.. but its MIT =) |
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To the OP: If you're looking for a different spin and analysis on current affairs and business, then pick up the Economist; otherwise, I would stay clear. |
In my opinion you can't compare the two. Both are classified as business magazines but after reading them I think the differences become very clear. As Tapioca mentioned, the Economist is good for current affairs, politics and news discussion. HBR on the otherhand is MBA-like, topics and articles are geared towards leadership and management strategy/strategic ideas. I don't think I am describing this well, and I have to say I am bias as I subscribe to HBR. I recommend visiting Chapters and reading both as I think it will be more clear which one you'll like or maybe both. If price is a factor HBR is expensive, where there is usually a discount on the Economist. |
The economist is also a british publication, so it tends to be biased IMO. Have you also considered the Wall Street Journal? |
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As for WSJ....I read their website regularly, so in essence I would like to read something else to be get a broader scope! |
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If you search online you can find a lot of high quality PDF scans of these magazines. |
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