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Wine and United States-Total

By jruckman on Dec 09, 2006
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Time Scale	Data Aggregation
Yearly	Average High Low Total Count Distinct None

Year	Wine	Year	United States-Total

1995	1.7	1995	1,798,790
1993	1.7	1993	1,926,020
1994	1.7	1994	1,857,670
1991	1.8	1991	1,911,770
1998	1.9	1998	1,533,887
1992	1.9	1992	1,932,270
1996	1.9	1996	1,688,540
1997	1.9	1997	1,634,770
1999	2.0	1999	1,426,044
2000	2.0	2000	1,425,486
1990	2.0	1990	1,820,130
2001	2.0	2001	1,436,611
2002	2.1	2002	1,423,677
1989	2.1	1989	1,646,040
1980	2.1	1980	1,344,520
1981	2.2	1981	1,361,820
2003	2.2	2003	1,383,676
1982	2.2	1982	1,322,390
1988	2.3	1988	1,566,220
2004	2.3	2004	1,367,009
1983	2.3	1983	1,258,090
1984	2.4	1984	1,273,280
1985	2.4	1985	1,328,800
1986	2.4	1986	1,489,170
1987	2.4	1987	1,484,000
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Sources: www.ers.usda.gov and bjsdata.ojp.usdoj.gov

In the last 30 years or so wine consumption and violent crime in the US have been moving in opposite directions. Let's all get a glass and get less violent. —jruckman

Comments (1)

Richard K Thomas says

Or, alternatively, one could argue that there is a 5-7 year "fermentation" period before the impact of increased wine consumption eventually has an influence on the amount of violent crime.

posted about 1 year ago