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Organisers: Jenny Aker, Nicolás de Roux, Garance Genicot, Suanna Oh, Nishith Prakash, Anthony Wambugu
The figure plots the responses to the question: “What type(s) of news interest you the most?” in the baseline survey in October 2024. The categories, in decreasing order, are: Sport, Politics, People, International, Culture, Social issues, Sciences, Environment, Economics. An observation is a student who has completed both the baseline and the endline surveys (N = 7, 091). 

Is declining news consumption among young people inevitable? This column reports on a large-scale randomised controlled trial in France to test whether free access to a major newspaper and teacher training in media education can boost newspaper reading among high-school students. Providing free access to Le Monde led to a persistent increase in news consumption, and a large increase in news knowledge among students enrolled in disadvantaged high schools in particular, suggesting that access to high-quality news and media education can contribute to reducing socioeconomic inequalities in news knowledge.
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Tweet-like post stating: "We don't give a fuck when they call us communists because we aren't communists. They give a fuck when we call them fascists because they're fascists."
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Profile portrait of a man in a suit beside large white text reading, "If 99% of us [Democrats] voted, it wouldn't matter how much the 1% spends on our elections," with a bottom caption, "Republicans win when Democrats don't vote."
Average nominal GDP growth, 2023Q1-2026Q1, shows 4% pace consistent with 2% long-run inflation and 2% potential real GDP growth
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