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The Economist Quotes

Total quotes: 8
“'Now and Then' will satisfy old fans and introduce the band to new ones”
— The Economist, A new Beatles track is surprisingly soulful
Tagged: Beatles, Music, Soulful, Music Track
“Data deals are often bilateral and ad hoc. They are not for the fainthearted: data contracts often run over dozens of pages of dense legalese, with language specifying allowed uses and how data are to be protected”
— The Economist, Data is giving rise to a new economy
Tagged: Selling Data, Data Deals
“Whenever politicians on both sides inch towards peace, something nasty seems to happen”
— The Economist
Tagged: Peace, Politics, Politicians, Government
“Immigrants were more educated than Americans in 26 states, and nearly a third of refugees have at least one degree”
— The Economist
Tagged: Education, migrant, immigrant, Refugee, Higher Education
“The danger is that a rising sense of insecurity will lead to more electoral victories for closed-world types. This is the gravest risk to the free world since communism. Nothing matters more than countering it.”
— The Economist, The new political divide
Tagged: Trump, Globalism, NATO, Open World, Building Walls
“In an hour a sex worker in Medellín, Colombia can make the equivalent of a month’s minimum wage in Venezuela”
— The Economist
Tagged: workers, Wages, Minimum Wage, Foreign
“What if governments paid all citizens a monthly stipend?”
— The Economist
Tagged: Government, Politics, citizens, Society, ideal society
“Repressive governments often use defamation laws to subdue criticism”
— The Economist
Tagged: Government, Politics, Laws
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