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The percentage of 3 types of crimes: car theft, house burglary & street robbery in England & Wales from 1970 to 2015 v.2

The percentage of 3 types of crimes: car theft, house burglary & street robbery in England & Wales from 1970 to 2015 v. 2
The line graph gives information about the percentage of three different types of crime in two countries over the course of 30 years starting from 1970. Looking at the graph, it is immediately obvious that the rate of car theft and house burglary experienced an increase while the percentage of street robbery remained fairly unchanged. In 1970, the proportion of car theft was the highest occupying exactly 0. 4%, slightly taller than that of house burglary, at approximately 0. 3%. Only in 15 years, Car theft rates witnessed a growth like a rocket and it reached a peak at 1. 4 in 1995. Meanwhile, the figures for house burglary gradually went up at just under 0. 4% in the initial 10 years before climbing to at 0. 6% in the sequent ten years. There were significantly fall to 0. 8% and 0. 4% in the data for car theft and house burglary, respectively. The number of street robberies was 0. 1% in 1970, during 30 years the figures for this kind of crime stayed practically no change, fluctuating between around 0. 1% to 0. 18%.
The line graph gives information about the percentage of three
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types of crime in two countries over the course of 30 years starting from 1970.

Looking at the graph, it is immediately obvious that the rate of
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car
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theft
and
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house
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burglary
experienced an increase while the percentage of street robbery remained
fairly
unchanged.

In 1970, the proportion of
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car
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theft
was the highest occupying exactly 0. 4%,
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house
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burglary
, at approximately 0. 3%.
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Only
in 15 years,
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Car
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theft
rates witnessed a growth like a rocket and it reached a peak at 1. 4 in 1995. Meanwhile, the figures for
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house
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burglary
gradually
went up at
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just
under 0. 4% in the initial 10 years
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before
climbing to at 0. 6% in the
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ten years. There were
significantly
fall to 0. 8% and 0. 4% in the data for
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car
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theft
and
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house
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burglary
,
respectively
.

The number of street robberies was 0. 1% in 1970, during 30 years the figures for this kind of crime stayed
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no
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, fluctuating between around 0. 1% to 0. 18%.
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IELTS academic The percentage of 3 types of crimes: car theft, house burglary & street robbery in England & Wales from 1970 to 2015 v. 2

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