FAR EASTERN ECONOMIC REVIEW

weekly news magazine covering general, political, and business and financial news of East and Southeast Asia. It is the most authoritative and influential news magazine of the Far East. It is published in Hong Kong, where it was established in 1946. The magazine carries feature articles on the major developments in the region and on outside developments that affect it. A network of correspondents supplies weekly reports from the countries in the region. The Far Eastern Economic Review is noted for its objectivity and for the accuracy of its reports. Its editorial stance is oriented distinctly toward free trade and market economics and has generally resembled that of the London Economist or The Wall Street Journalwhose publishers, Dow Jones & Company, acquired ownership of the magazine in 1974.