The given table illustrates the information about the consumption of beers in 2000, and how many people were death from alcohol in both sexes in distinct six nations in 2005.
Overall, it is noticed that in all six countries males deaths more than females from alcohol, while the highest death rate from alcohol, consumption of beers was in the Czech Republic.
At first looking, in 2005, males death from alcohol were 112000 and females 13000 in Lithunia, Which was the least as compare to others. The maximum number of deaths were in the Czech Republic the total of both sexes was 1369000 and the consumption of beer was 132 L per capita in 2000. The second highest death in Estonia men and women accounted for 332000 and 15000 respectively. The beers consumed in Estonia was 98 L by per person.
In addition, the total number of deaths from alcohol in Germany was 118 5000 in 2005, although beer consumption was 107 L per capita. 783000 males had that from alcohol in Australia, whereas females 130000. The consumption of beer in Austria and Germany had a very negligible difference, which was only 1 L. Deaths from alcohol in Ireland was 582000.
The
given
table illustrates the information about the
consumption
of beers in 2000, and how
many
people
were death from
alcohol
in both sexes in distinct six nations in 2005.
Overall
, it
is noticed
that in all six countries males deaths more than females from
alcohol
, while the highest death rate from
alcohol
,
consumption
of beers was in the Czech Republic.
At
first
looking, in 2005, males death from
alcohol
were 112000 and females 13000 in
Lithunia
, Which was the least as compare to others. The maximum number of deaths were in the Czech Republic the total of both sexes was 1369000 and the
consumption
of beer was 132 L per capita in 2000. The second highest death in Estonia
men
and women accounted for 332000 and 15000
respectively
.
The
beers consumed in Estonia was 98 L by per person.
In addition
, the total number of deaths from
alcohol
in Germany was 118 5000 in 2005, although beer
consumption
was 107 L per capita. 783000 males had that from
alcohol
in Australia, whereas females 130000. The
consumption
of beer in Austria and Germany had a
very
negligible difference, which was
only
1 L. Deaths from
alcohol
in Ireland was 582000.