Alcohol_And_Crime

Alcohol And Crime As discovered in the text, there seems to be a relative relationship between alcohol and crime. Several studies have indicated that the amount of alcohol people consume in an area has a relationship to the areas crime rate. To come up with the Per Capita Alcohol Consumption, you must divide the revenue of alcohol sales by the number of the legal drinking population of the area. Since alcohol is legally sold, and taxed throughout the world, it is easy to calculate the revenue. Some studies have found that gender and age have a factor in alcohol related crimes. Most notably, young males have unusually high crime rates and are more likely to visit bars than females of the same age. The pros of a national effort to curb violent crime by outlawing the possession of alcohol, of males under 30 would be a lower crime rate. Another pro of a national band would be that there would be a lower rate of property damage. Some cons of an outlawing alcohol would be, that it would violate an individuals rights and freedoms. It could have an effect on the national economy. alcohol, crime, crimes, under, violent, justice, been, area, 30, national, age, stated, related, rate, consumption, band, statistics, rates, pros, population, pg, individuals, greenfeld, effect, capita, bureau, about, studies, report, per, outlawing, million, influence, high, factor