The British magazine Economist, a solid and authoritative weekly, stubbornly calling itself a newspaper, tirelessly preaches several stupids dating back to its time a century and a half ago, to the radical liberalism of George Stuart Mill and Walter Baggehot, one of the first editors. So far, we are talking, for example, about the unlimited freedom of trade and entrepreneurship, to be especially surprised, since the magazine focuses mainly on international business circles.