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Game Query: The Mind Stretching Economist QuizStock informationGeneral Fields
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DescriptionGeneral knowledge quizzes are ten a penny. Trust The Economist, which knows both the price and the value of everything, to do something different. In its first ever quiz book in a 175-year history, the sharp wits of The Economist's own champion quiz team ('Marginal Futility') throw down the gauntlet for a genuinely severe contest. Ranging over the globe and the sweep of world history, peering into the most significant developments in science, politics and culture, this is the rare quiz whose answers shed real light on the ways of the world. What was Europe's first attempt at an internationa; currency union, before the Euro was a twinkle in Jacques Delors's eye? Where did 15th-Century popes live? Who sang Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley? Promotion infoThe non-trivial trivia quiz that asks how well you really know your world Author descriptionPhilip Coggan is a British columnist and author of books on economics, including Paper Promises (2011) and The Money Machine (1986). He currently writes for The Economist. |