Total print and digital circulation is at 758,068. North American circulation accounts for 55 percent of the publication’s global circulation.
The Economist recently made a decision to focus more on profits rather than volume. However, it also wants to double its circulation by 2020.
Digital circulation in North America rose 37.6 percent in the six-month time period compared to a year ago.
Overall, revenue from circulation was up 25 percent, according to The Economist Group Interim 2017 Report. Circulation — which stands at 1.39 million — continues to be the largest contributor of profits to The Economist Group.
Worldwide, digital subscriptions are up 24.7 percent, and digital subscriptions are now 31 percent of all subscribers, up from 24 percent a year ago.
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