OctoberThree Saturdays
Two Saturdays stand out from the month
Sales against a normal day, 1 to 30 October
100 = what the same weekday would normally bring, season and school holidays taken out
City by cityWhere it hurt
The quieter Saturday cost more
Sales against a normal Saturday, by city
Cities with at least venues followed in each year · highlighted: incidents reported on 17 October
Only cities with at least 50 venues in the Fyre stable panel are shown individually. All other venues remain included in the aggregate analyses.
Hour by hourFrom lunch to last orders
Lunch and the afternoon fell most
Cities with incidents
Sales against a normal Saturday, by time of day
Rest of France
Same Saturday, same measure
ParisThe curfew zones
In central Paris, half of a Saturday's sales disappeared
Paris venues, sales against a normal Saturday
République and Les Halles: within 900 m of either site
VenuesWho lost most
Every kind of venue lost, and some sold nothing at all
By type of venue, cities with incidents
Sales against a normal Saturday
What fell furthest, cities with incidents
Sales by family, against the rest of France on the same Saturday
The week afterRecovery
The lost Saturdays were not made up
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How we measured it
The data
What "against a normal Saturday" means
Do the results hold?
Why 31 October is read differently
Cities and areas
Product families
The events
Dates, turnout figures and the list of cities with incidents, bans or curfews come from public reporting (Interior Ministry figures as reported in the press, prefectoral decisions). This page describes what happened to sales in venues; it takes no position on the mobilisations.
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