Challenge: The Magazine of Economic Affairs is a bi-monthly economics journal, providing information and analysis on current affairs in economics. It is edited by the journalist and economic policy consultant and analyst Jeff Madrick. It has featured interviews with and work by John Kenneth Galbraith, William Easterly, Robert Brenner, Robert Shiller, David Felix, Amartya Sen, Robert Reich, Dean Baker, Stephen Marglin, and Joseph Stiglitz. Noam Chomsky has endorsed it.
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