Those with More Education Are More Supportive of Media Freedom

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November 16, 2015

1. Support for Democratic Principles

Those with More Education Are More Supportive of Media Freedom

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1. Support for Democratic Principles
Women More Likely to Prioritize Gender Equality
Higher-Income People Are More Supportive of Media Freedom
Democratic Principles Valued Highly
Broad Support for Fundamental Democratic Principles
Support for Religious Freedom by Personal Importance of Religion

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