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DiscountMags has Early Black Friday Subscription of The Economist Magazine on sale from $29.99 when you apply coupon code BF21565 in cart. Thanks Kimpossible680
Prices w/ promo code BF21565
DiscountMags has Early Black Friday Subscription of The Economist Magazine on sale from $29.99 when you apply coupon code BF21565 in cart. Thanks Kimpossible680
Prices w/ promo code BF21565
- Print or Digital (25 issues) $30/6-Months
- Print & Digital (25 issues) $55/6-Months
- Print or Digital (51 issues) $45/Year
- Print & Digital (51 issues) $70/Year
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DiscountMags [discountmags.com] has Early Black Friday Subscription of The Economist Magazine on sale from $29.99 w/ promo code BF21565. Shipping if free
The Economist Magazine Subscriptions (prices w/ promo code BF21565):
The Economist Magazine Subscriptions (prices w/ promo code BF21565):
- Print or Digital (51 issues) $45/Year
- Print & Digital (51 issues) $70/Year
- Print or Digital (25 issues) $30/6-Months
- Print & Digital (25 issues) $55/6-Months
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The app/digital version is pretty good if you like to listen to it. Everything is read out loud by a human and not just text to talk type of thing. I personally prefer to read and I think if you don't care about the audio part, I would recommend the printed version.
The digital version is already available for free via library, but the only downsides are that it's like a digital pdf so hard to read on a phone easily, and as mentioned there's no audio in the free library version.
Also, while this is a good deal, it's their standard deal they have a few times a year. I think the lowest I've seen is $44. Sometimes you can use airline miles for a subscription too, but not sure if that is available as easily these days. This is a good price, it won't really go lower, but you will probably be able to get it at this price in a few months if you don't want to purchase now. If you are interested, I would get it now as their year end issue in December is quite well written and this year should be particularly interesting given how 2020 has been.
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Anyone know if I can buy the digital+print subscription here and use the digital part to extend my subscription? Or am I just gonna be wasting 6 months of digital?
Means he doesn't have an iq
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The app/digital version is pretty good if you like to listen to it. Everything is read out loud by a human and not just text to talk type of thing. I personally prefer to read and I think if you don't care about the audio part, I would recommend the printed version.
The digital version is already available for free via library, but the only downsides are that it's like a digital pdf so hard to read on a phone easily, and as mentioned there's no audio in the free library version.
Also, while this is a good deal, it's their standard deal they have a few times a year. I think the lowest I've seen is $44. Sometimes you can use airline miles for a subscription too, but not sure if that is available as easily these days. This is a good price, it won't really go lower, but you will probably be able to get it at this price in a few months if you don't want to purchase now. If you are interested, I would get it now as their year end issue in December is quite well written and this year should be particularly interesting given how 2020 has been.
Also, there is a "Economist Radio" podcast (free) which has "Intelligence", "Babbage", "Money Talks" and recently "Checks and Balance" programs. They feature some really good reporting and discussions, and often have important guests on the show.