Andrew Geller

Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge #17 Work on GMAT verbal while reading Economist articles. Yep – that’s what we’re doing here. For instructions head over to the Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge home. Article: Talking to Taliban Link: https://www.economist.com/leaders/2019/02/02/a-deal-to-end-the-insurgency-in-afghanistan-would-be-wonderful After more than 17 years…because things have got better. The longest running US war, raging for over 17 […]

Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge #16 Welcome to the 16th edition of the GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge! If you’re just getting started with these articles go ahead and read the instructions on the GMAT reading comprehension challenge home page. Article: New results suggest there is no methane on Mars Link: https://www.economist.com/science-and-technology/2018/12/22/new-results-suggest-there-is-no-methane-on-mars On earth…methane in its atmosphere.

Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge #15 Welcome to today’s GMAT article! If you’re new to the challenges start at the Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge home page for instructions. Good luck! Article: How to Tax the Rich Link: https://www.economist.com/leaders/2019/02/02/how-to-tax-the-rich During his lesser-known run…on the highest income. Democrats are looking for ways to tax the rich.

Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge Is this your first Economist GMAT Reading Challenge? Reading strategies here on the home page: Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge For many investors, debt in China is something to fear…snag assets from banks at a discount. Some view China debt as bad others as an opportunity. This split has sharpened

Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge #13 First time doing the GMAT Reading Challenges? Best to start with the Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge home page for instructions. In a shed on a poultry farm just outside Colchester…Chicken consumption has grown by 70% The chicken industry is a dirty business. It is also profitable. In OECD (rich