EuroCrime: European Crime Data
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European Crime Data
Description
This data set refers to crime in European countries during 2008.
The sources are World Bank and Eurostat. The crime statistics refers
to homicides. It avoids possible reporting bias from the presence
of police officers, because homicide reporting in most countries is
standardized. Typical usage is: data(EuroCrime);attach(EuroCrime).
The secondary source ‘quandl.com’ was used for collecting these data.
Details
The variables included in the dataset are:
Country Name of the European country
crim Per capita crime rate
off Per capita deployment of police officers
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European Crime Data
Description
This data set refers to crime in European countries during 2008.
The sources are World Bank and Eurostat. The crime statistics refers
to homicides. It avoids possible reporting bias from the presence
of police officers, because homicide reporting in most countries is
standardized. Typical usage is: data(EuroCrime);attach(EuroCrime).
The secondary source ‘quandl.com’ was used for collecting these data.
Details
The variables included in the dataset are:
CountryName of the European countrycrimPer capita crime rateoffPer capita deployment of police officers
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