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Wine and Violent Crime vs. Coffee

By seema on Dec 18, 2006
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Time Scale	Data Aggregation
Yearly	Average High Low Total Count Distinct None

Year	Coffee	Wine	Year	United States-Total

1995	20.2	1.7	1995	1,798,790
1993	23.3	1.7	1993	1,926,020
1994	20.8	1.7	1994	1,857,670
1991	26.7	1.8	1991	1,911,770
1992	25.8	1.9	1992	1,932,270
1996	22.1	1.9	1996	1,688,540
1997	23.3	1.9	1997	1,634,770
1998	23.9	1.9	1998	1,533,887
1999	25.1	2.0	1999	1,426,044
1990	26.8	2.0	1990	1,820,130
2000	26.3	2.0	2000	1,425,486
2001	24.2	2.0	2001	1,436,611
1989	26.2	2.1	1989	1,646,040
2002	23.6	2.1	2002	1,423,677
1980	26.7	2.1	1980	1,344,520
2003	24.2	2.2	2003	1,383,676
1981	26.0	2.2	1981	1,361,820
1982	25.9	2.2	1982	1,322,390
1983	26.3	2.3	1983	1,258,090
1988	25.6	2.3	1988	1,566,220
2004	24.6	2.3	2004	1,367,009
1986	27.5	2.4	1986	1,489,170
1987	26.7	2.4	1987	1,484,000
1984	26.8	2.4	1984	1,273,280
1985	27.4	2.4	1985	1,328,800
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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. —seema

Comments (1)

89005 says

Since when do you celebrate with wine and go out to do crime. Perhaps we'll see that we are comparing the wrong product to crime.
We need to compare with beer or/and hard liquor.

posted about 1 year ago