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Re: How best to use WSJ and Economist? [#permalink]
johndoey725 wrote:
my suggestion would be to skip these sources and look for questions similar to GMAT. think SAT or LSAT. trust me, it works



Thanks John. You might be right. In fact there is enough GMAT material around, I think covering as much of it as possible is enough.
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Re: How best to use WSJ and Economist? [#permalink]
In my opinion it's difficult to get an improvement from reading those sources in a short time. I believe the real benefit from reading the Economist or WSJ is that you gain knowledge about economic and political topics. When you read a passage in the GMAT you might be familiar with the topic, which makes the text easier to understand. But as I said you don't gain that knowledge in a matter of 2-3 months and even then the GMAT likes to include scientific and historical texts. If you only want to read those magazines in order to imrpove on the GMAT, your time is spent better by focusing on actual GMAT material.
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