Hi all,

Thanks so much for all of the participation and the comments! Happy to announce that we're bringing back the Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge as a daily feature at Atlantic GMAT. We'll also be updating here on GMATclub to keep everyone in the loop who might want to improve GMAT reading comprehension using Economist articles.

We're changing the format a bit. There won't be any questions. Instead we're doing paragraph summaries, the primary purpose, and the main idea. With these things you should be able to check whether you've really understood the article.

We hope that this gets people doing what we think is the absolute best thing for improving GMAT verbal: Reading!

Without further ado here's the 10th installment of the GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge. And for those new to the challenges here are instructions for reading: Using Economist articles to improve GMAT Reading Comprehension.

Happy Studies,

A.

Here are two more articles to improve your GMAT reading comprehension:

Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension #12

Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension #13

How should we tax the rich? Here's the Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge # 15!

Record wildfires in California and parts of Chicago as cold as Mars. Yes, climate change is real. Still, oil companies are increasing fossil fuel production and exploring new oil fields. Read more in today's Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge #18. Here are instructions for using the articles: Using Economist Articles to Improve GMAT Reading Comprehension.

Would we be better off without Facebook? Maybe. Find out more in the Economist Reading Comprehension Challenge #20

Has China regressed? With a trade war and some potentially serious structural issues things need to change in the Chinese economy. Read on in the Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge #22.