Interactive analysis asks if The Economist’s forecasts have been consistently wrong

An interactive feature on The Economist’s website probes its track record of predictions. The tool compares past forecasts with actual outcomes across various sectors. Data points suggest a pattern of inaccuracies in several high‑profile forecasts. The analysis highlights where the magazine’s models diverged from real‑world events. Readers can explore specific cases to see the degree of error. The piece raises questions about the reliability of expert prognostication. Critics argue that systematic bias may influence the publication’s outlooks. The interactive invites further scrutiny of forecasting methods.